Week of January 7, 2013 Archives

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Monday, January 7
The Man From Mars Hill
Andrew Ferguson Weekly Standard
How to Be a Pseudo-Intellectual
Victoria Beale The New Republic
Germany's Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
Alice Johnson The National
What Books on Publishing Won't Tell You
Nataly Kelly Huffington Post
Julius Caesar in America
Christopher Krebs Wall Street Journal
Defending History as Higher Education
Peter Lawler Big Think
A People's History of Film Noir
John Wilson Books & Culture
Good for the Jewish Books
D.G. Myers Jewish Ideas Daily
What Is Thomas Pynchon Hiding?
Sean O'Neal AV Club
Getting Irene Adler Dead Wrong
Esther Inglis-Arkell io9


Tuesday, January 8
How Self-Help Ate America
Boris Kachka New York Magazine
My Orwell, Right or Left
Matthew Walther American Spectator
I Wish Elizabeth Wurtzel Would Stop
Kerry Cohen Huffington Post
World's Most Jewish Jewish Novelist
D.G. Myers Jewish Ideas Daily
Bill O'Reilly Is Killing It With National Geographic
Molly Driscoll CSM
The Wrong Goodbye of Barnes & Noble
Dennis Johnson Melville House
Why We'll Remember '10th of December'
Charles Holdefer NYJB
Crazy Phil Leonetti Tells His Story
Paul Davis Washington Times
Reading Aloud Is Back in Fashion
Elizabeth Day The Guardian
One Nation Under Debt
Jeffery Atik Salon


Wednesday, January 9
Hatchet Job of the Year Contest
Alison Flood The Guardian
Challengers Line Up to Fight Amazon
Jeremy Greenfield DBW
Writing a Synopsis Was Terrifying
Holly Robinson Huffington Post
The Historical Constantine
Adrian Goldsworthy Wall Street Journal
On the Hunt With Andrew Klavan
John Wilson Books & Culture
Crossing the Rousseau Threshold
Helen Rittelmeyer HR.com
The Titanic Exhibit Experience
Mary McCarthy Splice Today
Jeff Bridges's Boring Buddhism
Phil Dyess-Nugent AV Club
Elmore Leonard Rips off 'Justified'
Kristopher Jansma Salon
Elizabeth Wurtzel, Still on Prozac
Jessa Crispin Bookslut


Thursday, January 10
Please, Don't Write Like You're Dead
Noah Berlatsky Atlantic
Where the Wild Things Are for Sale
Carolyn Kellogg LA Times
The Economics of Joe Kennedy
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Nerdy-Dirty Primer on Primal Urges
Dwight Garner New York Times
Edith Wharton, After the Sexual Revolution
D.G. Myers Commonplace
Thrilling End for 'Wheel of Time'
Bryan Maygers Huffington Post
The 'Wheel of Time' Grinds to a Halt
Zack Handlen AV Club
Tasting Fiction's Forbidden Fruit
Suzi Feay Financial Times
Back to the Scene of the Crime
Alex Hern New Statesman
Young Gay Latino Poet for Inaugural
Husna Haq CSM


Friday, January 11
E-books Are Getting Cheaper
Jeremy Greenfield Forbes
A Worthless Book on Islamophobia
Jonathan Schanzer WSJ
Django Should Have Learned From Huck Finn
Mark Judge RCB
McDonald's Kids Book Happy Meals
Alison Flood The Guardian
Mystery Writers Seek Science Accuracy
Jane O'Brien BBC News
Captain Hook, Nazi?
Molly Driscoll Christian Science Monitor
Why Russians Are Impossible
Helen Rittelmeyer HR.com
Release the Kraken!
Nate Anderson Ars Technica
Rebus Resurrected
Malcolm Forbes The National
Worst Publisher of All Time
Laura Miller Salon
Saturday, January 12
Bombs & Bullets for bin Laden
Jeremy Lott Washington Times
Stanley McChrystal's Unrevealing Memoir
Eli Lake Daily Beast
Sam Harris: Determinism Made Him Do It
Alvin Plantinga B&C
Author Dumps Random House Over E-books
Alison Flood Guardian
Keats: Skip the Bio, Read the Poems
James Longenbach The Nation
Must Read Sci-Fi and Fantasy in 2013
Charlie Jane Anders i09
$20 Bills in the Parking Lot
Mary McCarthy Splice Today
Writers in the Cave
Peter Leithart First Things Magazine
They Grew Up So Well
Josie Leavitt Publishers Weekly
Why Books Suck
Michael Levin Huffington Post
Monday, January 14
When Babies Disappear
Heather Wilhelm RealClearBooks
Everyone's Life Is Interesting
David Ulin Los Angeles Times
Young Writers: Sometimes No Means No
Noah Berlatsky Splice
Howard Zinn, the Last Leftist
Thaddeus Russell Reason Magazine
The Printed Book Really Is Doomed
Warren Adler Huffington Post
Steinbeck's Bogus Non-Fiction
Shawn Macomber Weekly Standard
Sci-Fi's Answer to '50 Shades of Grey'
Alison Flood The Guardian
How Sci-Fi Book Covers Evolved
Scott Beauchamp The Atlantic
Pride, Prejudice and Politics
Paula Byrne Financial Times
Rethinking the Unthinkable
Bill Keller New York Times


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