Week of June 4, 2012 Archives

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Monday, June 4
Mankind's Most Devastating Conflict
Tony Barber Financial Times
Bonnie and Clyde, Bumbling Psychopaths
Jim Cullen History News
Cyprian Norwid at the Grand Piano
Joshua Wilson The New Republic
Most Demented German Children's Book Ever
Cyriaque Lamar io9
A Strange and Marvelous Book
Jeffrey Eugenides The Daily Beast
Take an Anthropologist Out to the Ballgame
Will Blythe WSJ
Chris Cleave Goes for the Gold
Alex Preston The Observer
Keeping Up With the Juliets
Eva Illouz Guernica Magazine
The Borderland of Love and Hate
Catie Disabato Full Stop
Comix as Propaganda
Dwight Longenecker Patheos


Tuesday, June 5
Blaming Everything on Republicans
Jay Cost Weekly Standard
Amazon Gets Romance, Mystery
Julie Bosman New York Times
Kinky Friedman Can't Save Billy Bob's Book
Phil Nugent AV Club
Publishers Hit Back on E-book Price-Fixing
Alison Flood The Guardian
Tut's the King of the World
John Spurling The New Republic
The Nazi and the Novelist
Ollie Cussen Prospect Magazine
Doubts on the Danube
Stefan Wagstyl Financial Times
A New Take on the Alamo
Kevin Nance USA Today
When Men Are Beasts
Roxane Gay Full Stop
Jackie O's Stalker
Laura Kipnis Bookforum


Wednesday, June 6
Just for the Hack of It
Michael Moynihan The Daily
What Jacques Barzun Overlooked
Phil Patton Wilson Quarterly
Could Sargent Shriver Really Be That Good?
Scott Stossel Daily Beast
Solomon's Unwise DSK Coverage
Edward Jay Epstein Huffington Post
Thomas Sowell's Impaired Visions
Jordan Smith American Conservative
Second 'Divergent' Book Diverges Too Often
Kevin McFarland AV Club
Amazon Puts Money in Critic's Pocket
Bob Minzesheimer USA Today
The Silly Campaign Against the Kindle
Alison Flood The Guardian
Sowing Seeds of the Irish Crisis
David Gardner Financial Times
I'm a Sexist About Murder
Jessa Crispin The Smart Set


Thursday, June 7
Ray Bradbury's Burning Question
Jeremy Lott Patheos
Bradbury's Power of Memory
Virginia Postrel Bloomberg View
I Learned We Lost Ray Bradbury
Sarah Hoyt According to Hoyt
Why Ray Bradbury Needs a Bigger Tombstone
Ted Gioia Salon
The Man Who Won't Forget Ray Bradbury
Neil Gaiman The Guardian
They'll Be Reading Ray Bradbury on Mars
Brian Doherty Reason Online
Should I Read or Should I Write?
Stephanie Vanderslice Huffington Post
Charles Murray & the Kid on the Chair
Bill Croke American Spectator
Exiled From the Rhino Colony
David Mikics The New Republic
Following in David Sedaris's Footsteps
Kyle Ryan AV Club


Friday, June 8
Mad as Hell About Markets
Chris Lehmann The Nation
When Lady Liberty Was Controversial
Edward Kosner Wall St Journal
Science Fiction Is Inherently Anti-liberal
Glenn Reynolds Acculturated
Christian Comics Publisher: We're Not Going Gay
Joni Hannigan BP
A Young Adult Book That Grows Up
Samantha Nelson A.V. Club
Enhanced E-books Are Bad for the Kids
Alison Flood The Guardian
Paul Fussell's Angry, Learned Masterpiece
John Lessingham n + 1
Ray Bradbury's Temple
Daniel Flynn American Conservative
Censoring Ray Bradbury
David Boaz Cato @ Liberty
Hope & Love & Ray Bradbury
David Brin Salon
Saturday, June 9
Buzz Bissinger Really Hates Dallas
Alexander Nazaryan NYDN
The List for People Who Hate Lists
Michael Cook Crisis Magazine
Poetry Magazine Takes Walk on the Wild Side
Carolyn Kellogg LAT
So Simple It Just Might Work
Ronald Bailey American Conservative
Life Before the Big Leagues
Dorothy Seymour Mills NY Journal of Books
Are Graphic Novels Up to the Challenge?
Tobias Grey Financial Times
John Leonard Read & Saw Everything
Vladislav Davidzon Forward
Seeing Uncle Walter Every Night
Claude Marx RealClearBooks
Just What Scientists Need: Fleas
Samuel Arbesman Wired
Did James Brown Feel Good?
Ian Penman City Journal
Monday, June 11
Obama's Autobiographical Fictions
Andrew Ferguson Weekly Standard
What Would Jesus Do About Immigration?
Eric Posner New Republic
Liberation as Death Sentence
Jennifer Schuessler New York Times
Crime & Punishment in Iceland
Anna Mundow Barnes & Noble Review
Self-Publishing: Bad for the Library of Congress
Peter Brantley PW
Martin Amis Is Boring in Brooklyn
Lionel Shriver Financial Times
Higher Education's Bubble Isn't Massive
Peter Lawler Big Think
The Art of Sauntering
John Burnside The New Statesman
Ray Bradbury Lives!
Kimberly Butler Huffington Post
Jocks Have Feelings Too
Dan Soderberg Splice Today


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