Week of April 1, 2019 Archives

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Monday, April 1
A Philosopher at the Ballpark
Henry D. Fetter Wall Street Journal
Some of Our Favorite Literary Hoaxes
Tina Jordan & Gal Beckerman New York Times
The Legacies of William F. Buckley Jr.
Matthew Continetti Washington Free Beacon
What Happened to Walter Benjamin's Black Suitcase?
Giorgio van Straten Aeon
The Last of the Founders
Michael M. Uhlmann Claremont Review of Books
Newton the Alchemist
Dmitri Levitan Literary Review
Manent on Machiavelli, Luther, and Natural Law
Nathaniel Peters Law & Liberty
Of 'The Diversity Delusion', Delivered
Adeline A. Allen Public Discourse
The Utopian Dreams of 1960s Architecture
Lynsey Hanley New Statesman
18 of the World's Most Striking Libraries, Illustrated
Jane Mount LitHub


Tuesday, April 2
Accepting Our Impermanence is the Key to Life
Adam Kirsch Wall Street Journal
Where is the Rise of Neo-Nazism around Europe Leading?
Simon Heffer Spectator
The Author Who Tased Himself
Adam Winkler New York Times
Dykstra's Racist Tirade Helped Mets Win World Series
Ron Darling New York Post
How We'll Live on Mars
Stephen Petranek TED
How Europe's Enlightenment Idealized Muhammed
John Tolan Aeon
Our Herodotus
Mackubin Thomas Owens Claremont Review of Books
Making the Case for Populism over Progressivism
Titus Techera National Review
Up From Administration
James Poulos The American Mind
The Hitchhiker's Guide to Dostoyevsky
Andrew Fedorov Los Angeles Review of Books


Wednesday, April 3
Robert A. Caro on the Means and Ends of Power
David Marchese New York Times
The Lasting Worth of 'Worthless' Books
Theodore Dalrymple Standpoint
Seeking Invisibility in an Age of Exhibitionism
Stefan Beck National Review
Our Man in Beirut
David B. Green Jewish Review of Books
Donald Trump Cheats at Golf
Daniel Politi Slate
The Producerism Comeback
Michael M. Rosen Claremont Review of Books
What's Wrong with Conservatism
Ben Judge & Charles Kesler The American Mind
How Not to Be a Racist
K. Biswas New Statesman
I Read the 8 Best Business Books of All Time
Sam Thomas Davies CNBC
Five Best Novels About Hollywood
Karina Longworth Wall Street Journal


Thursday, April 4
Vladimir Nabokov, Literary Refugee
Stacy Schiff New York Times
Editing in the Age of Outrage
Ian Buruma Financial Times
The Boys of Summer
Joseph Bottom Washington Free Beacon
Discussing Churchill with Andrew Roberts
History Today
Snapshots That Changed Minds
Fergus M. Bordewich Wall Street Journal
Inside Apple's Fight with the FBI
Zack Whittaker Tech Crunch
The Real Crisis of American Politics
John Marini The American Mind
On the Genius of Screenwriter Ben Hecht
Jesse Tisch Jewish Review of Books
A Heavenly View
Anthony Paletta Claremont Review of Books
A Look at Bubbletecture's Inflatable Designs
Katie Sierzputowski Colossal


Friday, April 5
The Forgotten Book Elon Musk Recommends
Aine Cain Business Insider
Robert Caro Prepares His Final LBJ Volume
Karl Vick Time
An Interview with Bret Easton Ellis
Lauren Christensen New York Times
Millions of Americans Are Alienated
Timothy P. Carney RealClearBooks
The Five Best Books on Kierkegaard
Clare Carlisle Five Books
The Man Behind Bauhaus
Lucy Wasensteiner Times Literary Supplement
The Crime That Shocked Dickens's London
Malcolm Forbes Minneapolis Star Tribune
Ordered Liberty and the Demands of Law
Adam J. Macleod Law & Liberty
The Best Books for Understanding Socialism
Katy Schneider New York Magazine
Socialism and 'The 'Experts'
Steven F. Hayward Powerline
Learning to Code
Anna Diamond Smithsonian
Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel
Matti Friedman Tablet
The First Reviews of Slaughterhouse-Five
Book Marks
When Nirvana's 'Nevermind' Changed Everything
Danny Goldberg Rolling Stone
Keeping Track of Every Book You've Ever Read
Joe Fassler The Atlantic
Roger Kimball Wins Bradley Prize
Encounter Books
The Wide Range of Cat Ladders in Switzerland
Laura Staugaitis Colossal
Monday, April 8
The Meaning of 'Slaughterhouse-Five', 50 Years Later
James Parker The Atlantic
Liberals Are Wrong about Kanye West
Bret Easton Ellis New York Post
The Cracking of a Cold, Cold Case
Robert Kolker New York Times
Harold Bloom: Anti-Inkling?
Michael Weingrad Jewish Review of Books
Pete Buttigieg’s Favorite Book Is 'Ulysses'
Charles Finch Vulture
The Transcendental Friendship of Emerson and Thoreau
Danny Heitman WSJ
'I Have Let Whitman Alone'
Brenda Wineapple New York Review of Books
William Burns’s Decades of Diplomacy
James Rosen National Review
A Study of the Midwestern Identity
Nicole M. King University Bookman
Murder by the Book
Claire Hopley Washington Times


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