RealClearBooks Week of March 20, 2023 Archives

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Monday, March 20
The Work of Sumo
Oliver Bateman RealClearBooks
This St. Patrick’s Day
Charles F. McElwee City Journal
Wondering Where the Movie Magic Has Gone
Titus Techera Law & Liberty
Nora Ephron’s Revenge
Sophie Gilbert The Atlantic
When Your Dog Pays the Mortgage
Noah Rinsky The Free Press
Reality Mugs a Founder
Luke Thompson Washington Free Beacon
Project Parakeet
Walter Kirn Unbound
Leonard Cohen’s Hydra
Richard Trapunski Hazlitt
For Yinz and Yous
Jenna Goldsmith Cleveland Review of Books
The New Woke Order
Jenna Stocker A Pilgrim’s Progress
Can GPT-4 Replace Me Yet?
Sasha Chapin Sasha's 'Newsletter'
Beautiful, Lonely, and Degraded: Gavin Lambert’s LA
Kate Wolf The Nation
Milk, Pity and Power
Margie Orford Aeon Magazine
The Grotesque Side of Leonardo da Vinci
Jonathan Jones The Guardian
Julius Caesar's Last Words
J.S. Ubhi Antigone
Whatever Happened to the British Bohemian?
Tim Dawson The Critic Magazine
Shakespeare and the Real
Michael Yost University Bookman


Tuesday, March 21
The Wages of Mother-Work
Valerie Stivers Compact
A Moral Education
Garth Greenwell Yale Review
The Imagination of Joseph Bottum
James Matthew Wilson Acton Institute
The Silicon Valley Bailout
Alex J. Pollock Law & Liberty
Let’s Debate the Real Melting Pot
Jens Heycke RealClearBooks
Catherine Lacey’s Alternate America
Emma Alpern Vulture
Balzac of the Fishbowl
Samuel Goldman City Journal
Will Ozempic Change How We Think About Being Fat?
Jia Tolentino The New Yorker
The Shredding of Midwestern Newspapers
Jon K. Lauck Middle West Review
It’s the End of the World as We Know It
Jonathan Beckman Literary Review
Grünewald’s Towering Biblical Tableaux
Judith H. Dobrzynski WSJ
A Body That’s Divine
Anna Della Subin The New York Review of Books
Catherine Lacey Presents the Ultimate Art Monster
Jessica Ferri Los Angeles Times


Wednesday, March 22
The Tradwife Craze Is About Envy
River Page Pirate Wires
The Failures of Lean-In Feminism
Elizabeth Grace Matthew Law & Liberty
The Nietzschean Origins of Skyscrapers
Wessie du Toit The Pathos of Things
Tumblr Poet Laureate
Terry Nguyen Dirt
Ernst Jünger, Conservative Psychonaut
Adam Lehrer Compact
J. Crew and the Paradoxes of Prep
Hua Hsu The New Yorker
Narcissist and Proud
Hanna Rosin The Cut
Jaylen Brown Is Trying to Find a Balance
Logan Murdock The Ringer
To All the Novels I Never Published
Bryan Vandyke The Millions
Women Holding Things
Frances Brent Tablet
On Emily Hilliard’s 'Making Our Future'
Tom Zoellner Los Angeles Review of Books
'John Wick' and the Tragedy of the Aimless Assassin
David Sims The Atlantic
The War on Humour
Christopher Gage Oxford Sour
How Noël Coward Became an English Success
Tanya Gold New Statesman
The Poetics of Film
Various Literary Hub
Identity Crisis
Tom Shippey London Review of Books
A $1,500 Book on "The Shining"
Charles Arrowsmith Los Angeles Times


Thursday, March 23
America Is Fighting the Wrong University Wars
Oliver Bateman UnHerd
I Had to Leave the Bronx to Really Capture It
Andrew Boryga Dwell
Janet Malcolm’s Dangerous Method
Sam Adler-Bell The New Republic
An Insider Deconstructs ESG
Samuel Gregg Law & Liberty
The Politics of the N.B.A. Have Always Been Ugly
Jay Caspian Kang The New Yorker
Observer Effect
Sarah Khatry Cleveland Review of Books
Leo Strauss and the Possibility of Political Wisdom
Alex Priou Public Discourse
T. S. Eliot’s Still Point
James Matthew Wilson The New Criterion
Why Young Americans Are Rejecting the Social Contract
Julian Adorney Areo
The Case For Trash-Talking Dead Authors
Adrienne Westenfeld Esquire
Anti-Social Socialism Club
Dustin Guastella Damage
The 43 Most Anticipated Albums of Spring 2023
Multiple authors Pitchfork
Did Stanford's Tantrum Blow Up Affirmative Action?
James Piereson Newsweek
White Noise: Life in a Postmodern World
Meghan Gilligan American Affairs
Peer Review as Shadow Cancelling
Bruce Oliver Newsome Quillette
A New Book Unearths the Secrets of "The Shining"
Todd Gilchrist Variety
The Foxed and the Furbished
Anna Mundow WSJ
A Humanism of the Abyss
Alan Jacobs The New Atlantis
The Real Star of "North by Northwest" is Cary Grant’s Suit
Todd McEwen Lit. Hub
Beethoven’s Hair Unlocks Family Secrets
Gina Kolata The New York Times


Friday, March 24
The Right-Wing Crusade Against Shakespeare
Matthew Gasda Compact
At William Faulkner’s House
Benjamin Nugent The Paris Review
Literary Phenom Flames Out
Hubert Adjei-Kontoh Tablet
This Novelist Is Pushing All the Buttons at the Same Time
Hillary Kelly The Atlantic
Gunsapalooza!
Ander Monson Esquire
Why Political Science is Boring
Lee Trepanier Law & Liberty
Lana Del Rey's New Album Is Her Most Soul-Searching
Brittany Spanos Rolling Stone
Quentin Tarantino and the Freedom of ’70s Cinema
Titus Techera Acton Institute
Stanford’s War Against Its Own Students
Francesca Block The Free Press
Feminism's Failures
Kay Hymowitz Institute for Family Studies
The WBC Proved That Baseball Can Indeed Be Very Lit
Matthew Roberson GQ
Nick Cave on the Fragility of Life
Amanda Petrusich The New Yorker
Jimmy Kelly’s Steakhouse Keeps Going
Timothy Jacobson The Spectator World
Author Dani Shapiro Responds to The Oldster Questionnaire
Dani Shapiro Oldster
Book Review: ‘Letters to Trump’
Brian Darling Washington Times
Lingering Frustrations of a Yankees Baseball Legend
John Anderson WSJ
On Roman Landscapes
Robert Erickson The New Criterion
The Stigma of Stigmata: Tattoos in the Ancient World
Giselle Acosta Antigone
Your Childhood Just Died Again
Matt Purple The Spectator World
“I Love You” (in Theory)
Blake Smith The Hedgehog Review
Planned Man's Links of the Day
Podcast: Mistress of Murder by Areo 
Available this week: "Pineapple Street" by Jenny Jackson
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