Despite being a slim volume, Randa Jarrar’s remarkable collection, Him, Me, Muhammad Ali, manages to take readers on […]
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JD Vance steps on the necks of his supposed kin in his ceaseless quest for avarice, self promotion, and power.
Visual media have the advantage of providing quick comfort; if you need a change of mood or just […]
In her review of 2015’s The Last Love Song, Tracy Daugherty’s biography of famed writer Joan Didion, Meghan […]
“Here, and shockingly few other places in this country, men are paid to increase knowledge, to work toward […]
Editor’s Note: The author recently received his PhD in Comparative Literature. Our bad for not updating his bio last […]
Everybody seems to have a problem with academics these days. We’ve known for a long time that the […]
“Hurt people hurt people,” the damaged Roger Greenberg tells a pre-Frances Ha Greta Gerwig in Noah Baumbach’s […]