Week of March 19, 2012 Archives

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Monday, March 19
Lost Titanic Tale Bobs to the Surface
Emily Smith New York Post
Lorin Stein Keeps Paris Review Afloat
Bret McCabe Johns Hopkins Mag
Irving Morris Won the Case
John Paul Stevens NY Review of Books
Robert Silvers Is Not the Retiring Type
Charles McGrath NY Times
The Baffler Is Back From the Dead
Orli Van Mourik Brooklyn Rail
Why I Don't Want to Be a Good Speaker
Paul Graham PG.com
Irish Democrats for Coolidge
Charles Johnson City Journal
The Righteous Heckler
Tim Black Spiked Review of Books
A Very Random Rapture
Lionel Shriver Financial Times
Are the Owners Ruining Sports?
Jim Cullen HNN


Tuesday, March 20
Obama Blamed His Troubles on Fox
Mackenzie Weinger Politico
Come for the Party, Stay for the Tea
Steven Teles Washington Monthly
Bad Sex Novel Is the Future of Publishing
Lizzie Skurnick Daily Beast
Tom Wolfe, Full to Bursting
Gregory Cowles New York Times
How Did Nature Sounds Become Music?
Amanda Mark NYJB
Why Speakers Earn $30,000 an Hour
Scott Berkun O'Reilly
Dismantling the Truman Capote Myth
Jack Shafer Reuters
Paper Will Always Have Its Uses
David Michon Monocle
Will Strand Workers Strike?
John Farley Metro Focus
Bill Gates vs. Carlos Slim
Graeme Wood The Daily


Wednesday, March 21
Distorting Eisenhower
Mark Tooley American Spectator
The Best Book About War Ever Written
Vinton Rafe McCabe NYJB
James Q. Wilson's Moral Legacy
Lawrence Mead Public Discourse
Tony Judt's Corrosive Eloquence
Robert Zaretsky Jewish Daily Forward
Full-Time Novelists Can Breathe Easy
James Walton London Spectator
We Don't Need Douglas Coupland's New Genre
James McGirk 3QD
The Original Kool-Aid Drinkers
Darcy Courteau Wilson Quarterly
Marketing Books to Libraries
Peter Brantley Publishers Weekly
Johnny Doesn't Want to Read
Jeremy Lott Washington Times
It Was All Over After Asimov
C.T. May Splice Today


Thursday, March 22
Seeing Torquemada Under Every Stone
Ilan Stevans Jewish Forward
Christopher Hitchens, NASCAR Buddy
John Berlau American Spectator
Defending the Freedom to Blaspheme
Paul Berman The New Republic
An Epic, Tragic Saudi Arabian Novel
Helen Stuhr-Rommereim Full Stop
'Game of Thrones' Is a Triumph of Storytelling
James Parker Atlantic
Move Over Chefs, It's Time for Science!
Paul Adams Popular Science
Mass and Wine With Ross Douthat
Boris Kachka New York Magazine
We Need to Talk About Lionel (Shriver)
Daniel D'Addario NYO
Heidi Julavits Makes Me a Believer
Ellen Wernecke AV Club
Are the French Better Lovers?
Adam Kirsch Salon


Friday, March 23
Why I Wrote a Jeremy Lin Book
Timothy Dalrymple Patheos
John D'Agata Is a Prissy Little Diva
Paul Constant The Stranger
The Impossible Howard Dean
Elizabeth Bluemle Publishers Weekly
How the Allies Conned the Germans
Philip Kopper Washington Times
You Can't Live Forever in the Sun
Jessa Crispin Barnes & Noble Review
Petty, Domineering James Brown
Michaelangelo Matos AV Club
The Unlived Life Isn't Worth Examining
C.T. May Splice Today
Ronald Reagan, Strikebreaker
Chris Lehmann The Nation
The Devil and Jack Taylor
Allen Barra The Daily Beast
The Hunger Names
Miriam Krule Slate
Saturday, March 24
No-Longer-Noble Nobels
Andrew Roberts Washington Times
Thomas Becket, Politico and Martyr
John Cornwell Financial Times
More and More About Schmidt
Alexander Theroux Wall Street Journal
Everybody Loves Henry Friendly
Adrian Vermeule The New Republic
Lousy Father? Lost Your Job? Watch This Play!
Joseph Cooper CSM
Money Isn't Real. Let's Test This Theory!
James Sullivan A.V. Club
'The Hunger Games' Finds a Hungry Audience
Karen Springen PW
Portrait of the Artist as a Strange Man
Matt Orenstein Full Stop
Imagine: Easy if You Don't Try
Michael Roth Washington Post
War Against the Viltrumites
Jeremy Lott Splice Today
Monday, March 26
How We Got to Mr. President
Robert Schaefer NY Journal of Books
DARE to Learn American Dialects
Erin McKean Wall Street Journal
'The Hunger Games' Heads for $1 Billion
Dominic Rushe Guardian
Tracking the New Teen Heroines
Abby Nolan The American Prospect
Who the Hell Is Peter Pan?
Alison Lurie New York Review of Books
This Book, Unfortunately, Was Made
Todd VanDerWerff A.V. Club
Self-Publishing for the One Percenters
Carolyn Kellogg LA Times
Saving Liberals From Their Own Smugness
William Saletan NYT
France Wants to Tax Amazon, Help Indies
Ingrid Lunden TC
Neuroscience Is Not the Answer
Roger Scruton The Spectator


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