RealClearBooks Week of October 17, 2022 Archives

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Monday, October 17
Who Killed Creative Writing?
Meghan Daum The Unspeakable
Chaucer the Rapist?
Jennifer Schuessler New York Times
On the Cult of Craftism
GD Dess The Millions
Is Hemingway's Paris Lifestyle Still Possible?
RJ Smith Washington Examiner
Justice Thomas Was a Prince Fan
Greg Stohr Bloomberg
‘We Know What That’s Like’
Francine Prose The New York Review of Books
The Invisible Crisis
Charles Fain Lehman Washington Free Beacon
Modigliani’s Hidden Depths Come to Light
Hannah McGivern The Art Newspaper
Louis I. Kahn’s Architectural Poem
Michael J. Lewis Wall Street Journal
'Interview with the Vampire' Doesn’t Suck
Daniel Ross Goodman Washington Examiner
The Quest for Digital Dollars
Titus Techera Law & Liberty
Innovative Steps to Reclaim a Human Way of Life
Noelle Mering Newsweek
Annie Ernaux and Working Class Dignity
Jess Cotton Jacobin
Why Bros Failed at the Box Office
Carl R. Trueman First Things
Being Funny in a Foreign Language
Brady Brickner-Wood Pitchfork
'Twilight Zone' Dispatch
Nicolette Polek Paris Review


Tuesday, October 18
Godard Is Perhaps Dead
Martin Scorsese Cahiers du Cinéma
Paul Newman’s Verdict
Michael O’Donnell Wall Street Journal
Why Bad Catholics Make Great Art
Nick Ripatrazone The Millions
The Church Needs Beauty
Maggie Gallagher First Things
Alex Perez Snaps Hobart Pulp
Cockburn The Spectator World
When the Hindu Right Came for Bollywood
Samanth Subramanian The New Yorker
Paris Show Reveals Origins of Proust’s Madeleines
Kim Willsher The Guardian
How Eminem Became a Role Model
Dorian Lynskey UnHerd
The Perverse Romanticism of Park Chan-wook
Robert Rubsam Gawker
Alan Moore, Illuminations
John Pistelli Grand Hotel Abyss
Halensee
Ryan Ruby Harper's
What 'Derry Girls' Knows About Adulthood
Nina Li Coomes The Atlantic
The Threshold
Kaelen Wilson-Goldie 4Columns
Desire Crisis
Aimee Walleston Return
Wesley McNair’s Humble Poetry of Passing Things
Nick Ripatrazone National Review
Leftists Campaign to Silence Talk of Zionism and Israel
Melanie Notkin NY Post


Wednesday, October 19
Against 'Kindness'
Valerie Stivers Compact
What We Owe the Future
Oliver Traldi City Journal
Out of Sight
Libby Watson The Nation
Kanye West's Dark, Twisted Fantasy
Bari Weiss Common Sense
Was There Ever a Neoliberal Order?
Ralph L. DeFalco III Law & Liberty
‘Halloween Ends’ Review: It Probably Doesn’t
Jeannette Catsoulis New York Times
On 'The Image Book' and the Legacy of Jean-Luc Godard
Nathan Lee Literary Hub
The Supreme Court Contemplates the Meaning of Art
Matt Ford The New Republic
‘Van Gogh in America': Tracking an Acquired Taste
Judith H. Dobrzynski WSJ
The Elder Stateswoman of Rock
David Meir Grossman Tablet
The Sound Makes All the Difference
Lola Seaton The Point
Prisoner of Love
Jenny Wu Astra Magazine
Inside the Box
Jacob Phillips The Critic
If Rotoscoping Isn’t Animation, Nothing Is
Eric Vilas-Boas Vulture
Elisa Gabbert on Disrupting the Process
Maddie Crum Creative Independent


Thursday, October 20
A Threat Worse Than Socialism?
Samuel Gregg National Review
Hilary Mantel’s Double Vision
Jane Hu The New Yorker
Exploding Star
Mary Gaitskill Out of It
America’s Son
Tarpley Hitt The Drift
The Philosopher as Essayist
Max Skjönsberg Law & Liberty
The Trap
Jack Hamilton The Atlantic
The Ever-Rich Britain-to-America Comedy Pipeline
Alan Siegel The Ringer
The Prophet of our Gender Troubles
Will Lloyd UnHerd
The House of Funny Horrors
Emina Melonic American Greatness
In the Domain of Faust
Nathan Shields The Baffler
The Oldest Surviving Book in the Americas
Lauren Christensen New York Times
Muppets in Moscow
Meghan Cox Gurdon Wall Street Journal
Dine Hard
Thomas W. Hodgkinson Literary Review
Roman Coppola on the Effects of 'Dracula'
Caroline Golum Screen Slate
Let’s Not Bother
Katya Sedgwick American Mind
Nick Hornby on Prince and Dickens
Lisa O'Kelly The Guardian


Friday, October 21
Choosing America's Economic Future
Samuel Gregg RealClearBooks
Conservative Night Live
Rob Long Commentary
The Cowardice of Censorship
Theodore Dalrymple Law & Liberty
The Fast-Food Stars of TikTok
Jacob Sweet The New Yorker
The Allure of Retrofuturism
Sofia Oaks Countere
Podcast of the Day: Markets in America by Law & Liberty
Against Writers
Ben Sixsmith The Critic
Is This All?
Emmalea Russo Return
'Andor' Succeeds Where Other Star Warriors Fail
Titus Techera Acton Institute
The Myopia of the ‘Sunflowers’ Protesters
Birdie Hall Spectator World
Kissinger Looks Back
Conrad Black The New Criterion
Barbara Kingsolver Writes the “Great Appalachian Novel”
Leigh Haber Oprah Daily
Interpreting Christine
Chris R. Morgan Defeatists Unanimous
Carly Rae Jepsen Pierces the Fantasy
Spencer Kornhaber The Atlantic
On the End of the Canon Wars
John Michael Colón The Point
The Pop-Star Album Rollout Has Returned
Justin Curto Vulture
‘The Pez Outlaw’ Review: Sweet and Lowdown
Calum Marsh New York Times
The Keep
Justin Laliberty Screen Slate
'Think Outside Your Tribe' Month
Carl Cannon & David DesRosiers RealClearFoundation
Available this week: "The Next American Economy" by Samuel Gregg (Encounter Books)
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