Week of November 7, 2011 Archives

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Monday, November 7
One Thing You Should Never Ask Chris Matthews
Jeff Bercovici Forbes
Steve McQueen Was No Clint Eastwood
David Thompson New Republic
Universities No Longer Value Learning
Alex Standish Spiked Review
Edgar Allan Poe, Meet Casey Anthony
Greg Bodine Huffington Post
Shakespeare v. Oxford Supreme Court Ruling
David Haglund Slate
Bill Clinton Goes 'Back to Work' for Obama
Brendan Sasso The Hill
Not Your Father's DVD-Based Study
Jason Hood Books & Culture
Umberto Eco's Hissably Malevolent Bad Guy
Sam Sacks WSJ
An Irrational Masterpiece
William Easterly Financial Times
Irving Kristol's Conversion Stories
Ross Douthat CRB


Tuesday, November 8
Should Martin Amis Hate His Biographer?
Geoff Dyer Financial Times
Tracking Down the Shakespeare Thieves
Adrian Tinniswood Lit Review
Watson Lives Again in New Sherlock Spinoff
John O'Connell National
Getting Around China's Censors
Edward Wong The New York Times
When the Black Helicopter Crowd Has a Point
James Antle WaTimes
Stephen King's Timeless Storytelling
Mark Lawson The Guardian
Where Is This Story Going, Rose?
Matthew Parris The Spectator
Deep Inside 'The Rum Diary'
William McKeen The Daily Beast
The Trouble With Jewish Art
Adam Kirsch New Republic
Mugged by Insolvency
David Kamp Business Week


Wednesday, November 9
Are Pippi Longstocking Books Racist?
Hannah Cleaver The Local
The Wicked Art of Memoir Making
Peter Hoffmeister Huffington Post
It's Like the '90s Never Happened
Stephen Moore Wall Street Journal
Ronald Reagan, Reluctant Strike Breaker
Bryan Burrough NY Times
Billy Graham to... Sarah Palin?
Christopher Benson Books & Culture
From Angry Birds to Angry Books
Molly Driscoll Christian Science
Nicolaus Copernicus's Revolutions
Joe Palca National Public Radio
Big Question Mark Is Watching
John Murphy NY Journal of Books
Whither the Midlist Publisher?
Rachel Deahl Publishers Weekly
When Historians Get in the Way
Jessa Crispin Smart Set


Thursday, November 10
Bill Clinton's Alternate, Unbelievable Reality
Andrew Leonard Salon
When Khrushchev Did the Right Thing
Noah Berlatsky Splice Today
Marilyn Monroe: Still Dead, Still Sells
Tom Alderman Huffington Post
Albert Camus, Absurdity & Judaism
Robert Zaretsky Tablet Magazine
Paul Johnson's Unexamined Socrates
David Mikics The New Republic
Iain Sinclair's Older and Darker Magic
Alan Jacobs Books & Culture
Could Amazon's Lending Library End in Court?
Rachel Deahl PW
The Affordable Housing Scam
John McClaughry Reason Magazine
'1Q84' Is Bloated, Repetitive & Lazy
Christian Williams AV Club
P.D. James Meets Jane Austen
Andrew Taylor The Spectator


Friday, November 11
Penn State Sex Scandal Touches Amazon
Husna Haq CSM
Joe Paterno and the Poet
Christopher Clausen Wilson Quarterly
The Wimpy Kid Beat Steve Jobs
Harold Koplewicz Huffington Post
Carrie Fisher Wrote a Script, Not a Book
Peter Conrad The Guardian
Verdi and the Operatic Shakespeare
Garry Wills NY Review of Books
Q.R. Markham's Plagiarism
Edward Champion Reluctant Habits
Terry Pratchett Novels: Where to Start?
Rowan Kaiser AV Club
Living Fast and Dying Young
Mark Yost Wall Street Journal
Japanese Company Buys Tableteer Kobo
Calvin Reid PW
A Failure Worth Imitating
Holly Welker Patheos
Saturday, November 12
Ford's Theatre Flunks O'Reilly's Lincoln Book
Justin Elliot Salon
Amazon Just Became a Little Bit More Evil
Joe Weisenthal Insider
The Old Grisham is Back in 'Litigators'
Jackie Cooper Huffington Post
When Jennifer Johnston's Troubles Began
Richard Bradford Spectator
Make a Book Trailer for Only $50,000!
Carolyn Kellogg LA Times
From Moral Philosopher to Defense Minister
Samuel Brittan FT
Vinge Sequel Is No Phantom Menace
Rowan Kaiser AV Club
Raising Keynes
Mark Skousen The American Conservative
George Kennan's X Factor
Andrew Bacevich The Nation
How Hard Can It Be to Write a Novel?
The Economist
Monday, November 14
Mass Market Intellectuals
Jeremy Lott American Spectator
George Smiley, the Anti-James Bond
James Parker The Atlantic
Has James Wolcott Ever Met a Conservative?
Mark Judge Daily Caller
A History of Conservative Bogusness
Andrew Gimson London Spectator
The Scholarly Equivalent of Foreign Aid
Stephen Webb Books & Culture
Second Expert Trashes Bill O'Reilly's Lincoln Book
Justin Elliot Salon
Mystery of the Jessica Lynch Spin Job
Joseph Campbell Media Myth
Moscow vs. the Mujahideen
Brian Downing Wall Street Journal
Bell Tolls for Francis Fukuyama
John Gray The New Republic
The Portrait of a James Sister
Jessa Crispin NPR


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