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Jonathan Safran Foer
September 17, 2019
Kate Wheeling
Jonathan Safran Foer on Our Moral Obligation to Eat Better
The writer’s second book on animal agriculture asks readers to take a hard look at their own role in the climate crisis.
December 9, 2016
Alex Shephard, Clio Chang
The Year in Things We Already Forgot
A guide to the incidents that fleetingly transfixed us in 2016.
September 7, 2016
MagazineMichelle Dean
Me Oh My!
Can Jonathan Safran Foer write fiction about anything but himself?
March 18, 2016
Ryu Spaeth
Jonathan Safran Foer is still here.
March 15, 2012
Robert Alter
Enough Already
August 24, 2011
Ruth Franklin
The Stubborn, Inward Gaze of the Post-9/11 Novel
June 16, 2010
Ruth Franklin
The READ: The Chosen Ones
November 2, 2009
Marin Cogan
The Case For Eating Fluffy
October 10, 2005
Stanley Kauffmann
Truth-Seekings

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