Week of January 2, 2012 Archives

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Monday, January 2
Brideshead, Revisited
Thomas Vinciguerra New York Times
Here's How to Read Better in 2012
Ruth Franklin New Republic
Bachmann? More Like Everymann
James Antle Washington Times
A Million Words on the Financial Crisis
Robert Christgau Barnes & Noble
Liu Xiaobo, China's Most Feared Man
Ellen Bork Wall Street Journal
Why You Can't Sell Textbooks for Free
Timothy Taylor CE
Mystery Still Shrouds Van Gogh
William Feaver Guardian
Skyscrapers: The Next Big Thing
Ben East The National
Murder Most TV-Ready
Jeremy Lott Splice Today
She Dies in the End
Laura Miller Salon


Tuesday, January 3
Dawn of the E-Books
Bob Minzesheimer USA Today
The Arts Are Not Optional
Kristen Paglia Huffington Post
Pointy-Headed Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin Foer New Republic
Daniel Kahneman: Economic Dualist
Daniel Akst Wilson Quarterly
I Should Have Read 'The Chosen' Sooner
Sara Ivry Tablet Magazine
Green Conservatism Is a Nonstarter
Julian Baggini Financial Times
When Italians Took Over Chrysler
Bryan Burrough New York Times
This Book Created Modernity? Maybe Not
Jim Cullen History News
Of Squirrels and Mice and Men
Russ Smith Splice Today
Rise of the Graphic Novel
Maya Jaggi Daily Beast


Wednesday, January 4
The Middlebrow Cannot Hold
Andrew Ferguson The Weekly Standard
Get Used to Being Alone, Earthlings
Alan Hirschfeld Wall Street Journal
Oral History vs. Murder Investigations
Naomi Riley Chron of Higher Ed
How We Got the Constitution, Revealed
Randy Barnett Volokh Conspiracy
No Modern Fashion Without Coco
Martin Rubin Washington Times
The Unsung Hero of Modern Cooking
Kathryn Hughes Guardian
William Gibson, Glum Futurist
Dwight Garner New York Times
Peace Like a Creek
Heller McAlpin Barnes & Noble Review
The East End of History
D.J. Taylor The New Republic
India's Red Scare
Joan Oleck The National


Thursday, January 5
On First Looking into the O'Rourke
Jeremy Lott Washington Times
Shakespeare: No Improving on the Original
Jeanie Riess New Republic
Repressed Writers Have Nothing on Her
Andre Aciman Wall St. Journal
Anger Is a Growth Industry
Robert Nersesian New York Journal of Books
Grokking Graham Greene
Susan Comninos Christian Science Monitor
Thomas Frank Swings and Misses
Michiko Kakutani New York Times
Kansas City Bookstores a Mystery
Claire Kirch Publishers Weekly
Our Spies and Their Lies
Ken Dilanian Los Angeles Times
Top Cop Keeps the Peace
Lloyd Grove Huffington Post
America in Black and Blue
Jason Heller AV Club


Friday, January 6
Nobel Committee's Diss of Tolkien
Alison Flood Guardian
Portrait of the Cartoonist as an Old Man
Eric Berlatsky NYJB
Boys Don't Cry
Glenn Altschuler and Patrick Burns Huffington Post
Herbert Hoover's Revisionism
James Person Washington Times
The Prequel to Sarah Palin
Charles Homans The New Republic
Ulysses S. Grant, Courageous to the End
Chuck Leddy Salon
Medievalism Without the Movie Stars
Dan Jones Spectator
Afghanistan Muckraking
Mark Moyar Wall Street Journal
Today's Bootleggers and Baptists
Jeff Stier Reason
Mr. Manners
Charles Isherwood New York Times
Saturday, January 7
Dickens Bicentennial a Letdown
David Bowden Spiked Review
Tempest in a Tea Party
Kenneth Allard New York Journal of Books
How to Drink, for Those Who Love to Eat
David Lincoln Ross Daily Beast
Temptations of a Rock Journalist
Jim Cullen History News Network
What Slate Can Teach Us About Tropes
L.V. Anderson Slate
Home Production Versus Home Work
Rosie Millard Guardian
Nihilist, All Too Nihilist
Richard Geldard Huffington Post
Sportswriting in Quarters
David Ulin Los Angeles Times
Evangelizers with iPads
Alan Jacobs The New Atlantis
Kindle Touch, Not So Much
Jeremy Lott Splice Today
Monday, January 9
David Brooks's One-Dimensional Man
Charles Murray CRB
Facing West, Drinking Coke
Michael Adelberg NY Journal of Books
Why We Love Nordic Crime Stories
Mons Kallentoft Financial Times
From Slavery to Power
Marjorie Kehe Christian Science Monitor
The Man Who Made Georgia O'Keeffe
Christopher Benfey NYRB
Thomas Frank's 'Told You So'
Michael Kinsley New York Times
Action Off the Battlefield
Masha Hamilton Washington Post
Anyone Could Be a Killer
Donato Carrisi Huffington Post
Mussolini in Love
Anna Aslanyan The National
Baseball Is Life
Ruaridh Nicoll Guardian


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