Week of April 9, 2012 Archives

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Monday, April 9
Exorcising the Demon-King
Carl Rollyson Wall Street Journal
Is Spying Really Worth All the Effort?
Simon Winder The Guardian
'Three Cups of Tea' Author Fined $1 Million
Josh Dzieza Daily Beast
Faithless Defence of Freedom
Dolan Cummings Spiked Review of Books
Portrait of the Artist as a Deaf Mute
Sophia Waugh The Spectator
The Ant Man Goes to the Museum
Jennifer Schuessler NY Times
How Feminists Revived Heroditus
Peter Green The New Republic
Twitter Just a New Home for Old Bores
Will Self New Statesman
Primo Levi's Scientific Life
Ian Thomson Financial Times
The Great Wall of Notebooks
C.T. May Splice Today


Tuesday, April 10
Hold Back the Baby Boom Hordes
Robert VerBruggen RCB
Deep Throat's Motives Under Fire
Lloyd Grove The Daily Beast
Read This Before the Lights Go Out
Kyle Niemeyer Ars Technica
Herman Wouk to Publish New Novel at 97
Carolyn Kellogg LA Times
Newbury Comics: Morph or Die!
Judith Rosen Publishers Weekly
A Great Big Book Abut Moviemaking
Vinton Rafe McCabe NYJB
'Game of Thrones' Cookbook?
Regina Schrambling Newsweek
Afghanistan's New Smart Set
Darcy Courteau Wilson Quarterly
And a Little Child Shall Lead Them
Kerry Howley Bookforum
Playing With Words Comes Naturally
Katie Bilboa Monocle


Wednesday, April 11
Is Inequality So Bad?
Roger Lowenstein Business Week
The Poem Heard Round the World
Jakob Augstein Der Spiegel
Still Killing That Mockingbird
Gary Furr Associated Baptist Press
Jews for Jesus, Fishing for Converts
Raphael Magarik Jewish Forward
Homework for Rachel Maddow
Heather Hurlburt American Prospect
Can You Build a Bestseller?
Stevie Godson New York Journal of Books
My Trip to Harry Potter World
Molly Driscoll Christian Science Monitor
That New Kurt Cobain Book? Nevermind!
Jason Heller A.V. Club
Deeply Frustrated North Americans
Brian Bow Wilson Quarterly
A Politician's Summer Reading
Allan Massie The Spectator


Thursday, April 12
Rise of the Lecherous Professor
Stephanie Bernhard Full Stop
Good Looking Profs Get Better Student Evals
Christopher Shea WSJ
Hunger Games Have Nothing on the TSA
Gene Healy DC Examiner
What Do Publishers Offer Self-Made Bestsellers?
Rachel Deahl PW
We're Translating the Rest of Thomas Aquinas
Andrew Jones Logos
Let Grass Visit Israel. He'll Find Democracy
Gil Troy Jerusalem Post
Yeats Believed in Irish Magic
Adam Plunkett The New Republic
Who Shot Vincent van Gogh?
John Wilwol Washington Post
China's Devastating Year
Jamie Kenny The National
Cracking Up
James Camp New York Observer


Friday, April 13
Decades With LBJ
Charles McGrath New York Times Magazine
No Strings Attached to Amazon's Olive Branch
Kat Stoeffel NYO
Latino Catholicism vs. the Tea Party
Michael Winters New Republic
John Stossel, Fierce Libertarian
Robert VerBruggen Washington Times
David Foster Wallace's Tax Classes
Seth Colter Walls The New Yorker
The New Yorker Gets Hoodie-ized
Raymond Cummings Splice Today
Beverly Lewis Is Huge in Small Towns
Claire Kirch Publishers Weekly
Publisher Teases Next J.K. Rowling Novel
Molly Driscoll CSM
Selling Dead Authors
Jessa Crispin The Smart Set
Rotten, Vicious Times
A.N. Wilson The Spectator
Saturday, April 14
Boondoggle U.
Charlotte Allen Weekly Standard
Church & State & Robert Bellarmine
John Vella H&P Review
Don't Read This Book Without a Exorcist
Allie Tova Hirsch Full Stop
Let's All Rush to Judge J.K. Rowling's Latest
Kevin McFarland AV Club
Is Obama Better Off Than 4 Years Ago?
James Antle Washington Times
John Grisham Pitches Baseball Morality Tale
Bob Minzesheimer USAT
I Made the Self-publishing Hall of Fame
John Blumenthal Huff Post
Hilton Kramer, Lost in the Culture Wars
Jed Perl The New Republic
The Paralysis of Stuttering
Francine du Plessix Gray NYRB
Shakespeare vs. Nobokov
Kevin Frazier Bookslut
Monday, April 16
Book Publishing's Real Nemesis
David Carr New York Times
Fantasies of Social Darwinism
Jonah Goldberg Weekly Standard
Self- Portrait of the Artist as a Slacker
Jeffrey Shaffer Huffington Post
Thomas Kinkade, Haunted Painter of Light
Stefany Golberg Smart Set
Dennis Prager, Manichaean Extremist?
Max Singer Washington Times
North Korea in Darkness
Sebastian Strangio The New Republic
Titanic as Metaphor and Fable
A.N. Wilson Financial Times
Darkness at Ground Zero
Jessa Crispin Architect Magazine
The Postman Rings Every So Often
Paul Collins Slate
Hiding Mr. Hyde
Dalya Alberge The Guardian


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