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Andrei Codrescu teaches a class, reminisces, howls, and ruminates.
Posted 10.15.10
A diverting ramble on the history of the finger.
Posted 10.13.10
A sprightly mixture of memoir and history of science.
Posted 10.11.10
A new novel by Rick Bass, on fame and its cruel vagaries.
Posted 10.08.10
The pleasures of (re-) reading Barbara Holland.
Posted 10.07.10
Michael Connelly's dark but hopeful world.
Posted 10.06.10
Mary Midgley's tonic against misreading Darwin.
Posted 10.05.10
An intensely personal history of a ubiquitous cell line.
Posted 10.01.10
How best to respond to the New Atheists.
Posted 09.30.10
Emmanuel Katongole's gift to the church.
Posted 09.29.10
Justice Stephen Breyer, civics instructor.
Posted 09.28.10
Or are they? A sociologist investigates.
Posted 09.23.10
Father Tim alert: the second novel in Jan Karon's new series.
Posted 09.22.10
The impact of reading on American women of the Gilded Age.
Posted 09.21.10
An ecumenical pilgrimage from Erfurt to Rome.
Posted 09.17.10
Ernesto Cardenal's meditations on the gospels, handsomely reissued.
Posted 09.15.10
The common people who propelled the American Revolution.
Posted 09.14.10
Why are city plans unreadable and unworkable?
Posted 09.14.10
Charley "Old Hoss" Radbourn and his most amazing season.
Posted 09.10.10
German imperial ambitions and Islam, a century ago.
Posted 09.09.10