Despite being a slim volume, Randa Jarrar’s remarkable collection, Him, Me, Muhammad Ali, manages to take readers on […]
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University of Alabama historian Kari Frederickson’s new book offers a compelling and insightful account of the Savannah River Project, […]
“Ambition makes you look pretty ugly,” Thom Yorke sneered on Radiohead’s seminal 1997 album OK Computer. He did […]
JD Vance steps on the necks of his supposed kin in his ceaseless quest for avarice, self promotion, and power.
“The Reagan White House was one in which great expectations were allowed into play,” reflected Joan Didion in […]
Scholars in recent years have studied a variety of different media to challenge the ever-present notion of technological […]
Democracy is a funny word. In the strictest sense, it means “government by the people,” with decisions made […]
“One last thing to remember: writers are always selling somebody out,” Joan Didion concluded with an air of […]