RealClearBooks Week of November 14, 2022 Archives

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Monday, November 14
John Waters Has Still Got New Tricks Up His Sleeve
Christian Lorentzen Cultured
Martin Scorsese at 80
Various The Guardian
An Interview With Jordan Castro
Shy Watson Creative Independent
Confidence, Man
Jon Stokes Return
The Next American Economy
Samuel Gregg American Greatness
Why Dissidents Fail
Alessandra Bocchi Alessandra Bocchi
The Dangers of Woke Law
John O. McGinnis Law & Liberty
On the Marfa Invitational Art Fair
Jack Christian Cleveland Review of Books
Remembering Michael Oakeshott
Daniel McCarthy Chronicles
The Truth about Book Reviewing
Jeremy Black The Critic Magazine
Keith Levene, Member of the Clash, Dead at 65
Althea Legaspi Rolling Stone
Netflix’s Kind Rewind on 'Blockbuster'
Graham Hillard Washington Examiner
Review of Katherine Dunn's 'Toad'
Hermione Hoby 4Columns
A Novel Approach to the Pandemic
Matt Lewis Washington Free Beacon
‘Arthur Miller’ Review: Only Truth for Sale
Willard Spiegelman WSJ


Tuesday, November 15
Rediscovering the Lost Midwest
Jon K. Lauck RealClearBooks
The New Gnostics
Malcom Kyeyune City Journal
Jon Fosse’s Search for Peace
Merve Emre The New Yorker
The Endless Samhain
Chris R. Morgan Defeatists Unanimous
Training for the Contemplative Life
James Hankins Law & Liberty
Baz Luhrmann Knows He’s the Stanley Kubrick of Confetti
Matt Zoller Seitz Vulture
Re-Covered: 'She-Crab Soup' by Dawn Langley Simmons
Lucy Scholes Paris Review
A Masterpiece of German Realism
Sumantra Maitra The American Conservative
Re-Reading John le Carré
Mick Herron Times Literary Supplement
The $32 Billion Crypto Scammer
Michael W. Green Common Sense
A Good Painter ... for a Woman
Pat Lipsky Tablet
Jacques Ellul and the Idols of Transhumanism
Stefan Lindholm Acton Institute
Descartes’s Orphans
David Deavel The Imaginative Conservative
‘Dead Souls’ Taught Mel Brooks What Comedy Writing Could Be
Mel Brooks NYT
Ludwig Bemelmans's Secret History
Marlowe Granados Air Mail


Wednesday, November 16
Why Climate Nihilists Target Beloved Art
Emmet Penney Compact
The Crushing Loneliness of the Girl Boss
Katherine Dee Tablet
The Year of Hamaguchi
Greg Gerke Verso
Diagnosing Modern Medicine
Ronald W. Dworkin Law & Liberty
Goodbye to All That
Hannah Gold The Baffler
The Hasty Hearts of Reagan’s Critics
Emina Melonic American Greatness
Goodbye Academia, Hello Substack
Erik Hoel The Intrinsic Perspective
The Work of Wrestling
Oliver Bateman Oliver Bateman Does the Work
An Entire System
Sarah Chihaya The Nation
Street Diplomacy in the Nineteenth Century
Elliott Drago RealClearPublicAffairs
Bob Dylan Has No philosophy
Geoff Dyer UnHerd
Annie Ernaux Turns Memory Into Art
Alexandra Schwartz The New Yorker
Dancing in the City
Elizabeth Bachmann First Things
On Emma Smith’s “Portable Magic”
Daniel Blank Los Angeles Review of Books


Thursday, November 17
The Affliction of Victimhood
Richard Gunderman Law & Liberty Exclusive
Worm Interlude
Patricia Lockwood London Review of Books
A Twentieth-Century Prophet
Dan Hitchens First Things
Surviving and Thriving in Tech's New Winter
Mike Solana Pirate Wires
The Metaphysician-in-Chief
Jared Marcel Pollen Liberties
Away From Arthouse Horror
Adam Lehrer Compact
Stoppard’s 'Leopoldstadt' Is a Work of Bitter Greatness
Jonathan Leaf Acton Institute
The Hyper-Vigilance Loop
Barbara Genova Return
No Man’s Land
Trevor Quirk Bookforum
The Primacy of Liberty
Juliana Geran Pilon Law & Liberty
Writing the War
Bernard Henri-Levy Tablet
Directing Decline
Joe Joyce Athwart
Shirley Hazzard’s Republic of Letters
Anthony Domestico The Baffler
Reimagining Creativity
Oli Mould Institute of Art and Ideas


Friday, November 18
Beware the ‘Storification’ of the Internet
Sophia Stewart The Atlantic
Against Cynicism
Jordan Castro Praxis Society
The Changing Face of Fanaticism
Nayeli L. Riano Law & Liberty
The Slow Suffocation of the Performing Arts
Matthew Gasda Compact
Mahler from Berlin
Jay Nordlinger The New Criterion
Bob Dylan's Latest Trick
David Polansky Washington Examiner
Angst and Alienation: Peter Stamm
GD Dess Dess Writes
Joan Didion’s Priceless Sunglasses
Roxana Robinson The New Yorker
Fake It ’Til You break It
Wessie du Toit The Critic
University Presses Are Keeping American Literature Alive
Margaret Renkl NYT
The Twilight of Nietzsche
Patrick West Spiked
The Dirt on Pig-Pen
Elif Batuman Astra Magazine
Pretending to Destroy Art to Save the World
Chiraag Shah The Hedgehog Review
Yes, Chef: The Rise of Haute Cuisine Horror
Katie Baker The Ringer
TikTok to Sell Books Directly to Users
Lucy Knight & Sarah Shaffi The Guardian
Available this week: "Recovering Politics, Civilization, and the Soul" by Daniel J. Mahoney
Podcast: I Am the Very Model of a Modern Demisexual by Feminine Chaos
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