RealClearBooks Week of January 2, 2023 Archives

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Monday, January 2
The Last Stand of 'The Damned'
Dominic Green Washington Examiner
Doing an 'Emily in Paris' Thing
Brian Ng The Point
Heavy Feather Review's Favorite Books of 2022
Various Heavy Feather Review
Charles Dickens, Great Expectations
John Pistelli Grand Hotel Abyss
A Powerful Partnership
Kyle Smith WSJ
Saintly Succor
Roger Kimball The Spectator World
Listen Without Prejudice
Troy Senik Washington Free Beacon
Defenders of the West
Daniel DiSalvo City Journal
New Year’s Writing Resolutions
Ben Sixsmith The Critic
The Hopeful Dystopian
Christian Lorentzen Jacobin
Our Year in Books
Various First Things
Against Partnership
Emma Collins The File
False Narratives of Inequality
David Schaefer Law & Liberty
Jorie Graham Takes the Long View
Katy Waldman The New Yorker
Fiery, But Mostly Peaceful
Declan Leary The American Conservative


Tuesday, January 3
When Whodunits Become Woke
Zac Bissonnette Tablet
Return to the Classics
Jeremy Tate First Things
Sex Positivity
Phoebe Maltz Bovy Hedgehog Review
Our Best of 2022
The Editors Law & Liberty
Tom Stoppard and the Failure of ‘Diasporism’
Howard Husock Commentary Magazine
What Gen Z Knows About Stephen Sondheim
Daniel Pollack-Pelzner The Atlantic
'Glass Onion' Isn’t Trying to Trick You
Alison Willmore Vulture
It's Not Hate Speech to Defend the West
Heather Mac Donald Daily Mail
Fall of the Sultans
Fara Dabhoiwala The Guardian
“Bad Reviews” Gives Artists the Last Laugh
Travis Diehl ARTnews.com
Restoring American Capitalism
Carl J. Schramm City Journal
What Can "White Noise" Tell Us About Life in the 2020s?
Dana Spiotta NYT


Wednesday, January 4
Sticky Fictions
Tarpley Hitt Bookforum
Belonging Nowhere
Ian Penman City Journal
The Best Albums of 2022
David Hajdu The Nation
The Things We Fear
Lafayette Lee IM—1776
2023 Preview: Fiction Books
Laurie Muchnick Kirkus Reviews
Illiberal Integralist Elites
James Dominic Rooney Law & Liberty
The 200 Greatest Singers of All Time
The Editors Rolling Stone
Ten Questions for Joy Castro
Staff Poets & Writers
The Myth of History
Amy E. Wallen Alta Online
31 Books We Can’t Wait to Read in 2023
Various Vulture
Glass Onion and the American Con
Ben Samuels Tablet
2022 Was the Year of the Metaverse—Until It Wasn’t
Justin Charity The Ringer
The Perils of Lifestyle Rightism
Sohrab Ahmari The American Conservative
Liberal Humanism’s Lost World
Michael Knox Beran City Journal
Federal Foes
Glenn Ellmers The New Criterion
Lust, Crime and Creativity
Stephen Smith The Guardian


Thursday, January 5
Andrew Tate Is JS Mill’s Monster
Mary Harrington UnHerd
Barry Horowitz Pats Himself on the Back
Jay Deitcher Tablet
The Dark Pageant of the NFL
Mark Leibovich The Atlantic
Nightmares of a Shopaholic
Adrienne Raphel Paris Review
Transmaxxing: the Incel-To-Transwoman Pipeline
Sanjana Friedman Pirate Wires
Lynne Tillman Breaks the Rules
Michele Moses The Nation
The Pope Who Schooled the Politicians
David G Bonagura Jr. Law & Liberty
I Hate the 'Black Conservative' Box
Adam B. Coleman Speaking Wrong At The Right Time
On Jon Fosse's 'Septology'
Billy Lennon New Book Recon
The Writer Who Burned Her Own Books
Audrey Wollen The New Yorker
Benedict’s Middle Path
Daniel J. Mahoney American Mind
Pulling America Back from the Precipice
Matthew Brouillette RealClearPennsylvania
What’s in a Fat Suit?
C.M. Miller American Greatness


Friday, January 6
A Popular Form of Monomania
Anthony Daniels RealClearBooks
No Laughing Matter
Juliana Geran Pilon RealClearBooks
A Civil War Over Semicolons
Gal Beckerman The Atlantic
What Did We Learn From Lex Fridman's Book List?
Santi Ruiz Regress Studies
Reagan's Negotiated Peace
Ralph L. DeFalco III Law & Liberty
The Written World and the Unwritten World
Italo Calvino Paris Review
The Half-Life of Cormac McCarthy’s Literary Fission
Will Cathcart LitHub
Is It Racist to Like Big Butts?
Kat Rosenfield UnHerd
The Evolving Comedy of George Saunders
Alexander Sammartino The Millions
Mathematical Tragedy: On McCarthy’s 'Stella Maris'
Thomas J. Millay LARB
The Singular Nicolas Winding Refn Experience Arrives
Miles Surrey The Ringer
What Lies Do to a Life
Lucie Elven The New Yorker
A Battle of the Sexes
Carmel Richardson The American Conservative
Available this week: "Age of Vice" by Deepti Kapoor 
Podcast: Endings and Entropy by Compact
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