RealClearBooks Week of March 27, 2023 Archives

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Monday, March 27
On 'The Passenger' and 'Stella Maris'
Philip Harris Cleveland Review of Books
How Pro Wrestling Explains Today’s GOP
Michael Kruse Politico
Searching for Character in Identity
Robert C. Thornett Law & Liberty Exclusive
The Real Tradwives of America
Peachy Keenan Peachy Keenan's Extremely Domestic
How to Kill a Country
Noah Kulwin New Statesman
Let Men Be
Mary Harrington American Mind
Review: 'John Wick: Chapter 4'
John Podhoretz Washington Free Beacon
Gambling and the American Pastime
John Wilson First Things
Brooke Shields Never Knew Normal
Michael Schulman The New Yorker
Brandon Sanderson Is Your God
Jason Kehe Wired
The Subscription Car and the Death of Ownership
PHB Countere
My Heart Beats With Dan Snyder
Armin Rosen Washington Examiner
A Vanishing Teenage Experience
Dan Kois Slate
Conservatism’s Mexican Roots
Andrew R. Graybill WSJ
Lance Reddick Elevated Every Scene
Robert Lloyd Los Angeles Times
The Man Who Brought the Carnival to Hollywood
Charles Bramesco The Guardian
What Made Beethoven Sick?
Maddie Burakoff Associated Press


Tuesday, March 28
Lana Del Rey Has Come to Confess
Craig Jenkins Vulture
A Foucauldian Defense of Liberalism
David McGrogan Law & Liberty
The Disappearing of a Great American Novel
Marco Roth Tablet
How Cookie Jars Capture American Kitsch
Angela Burke Eater
It’s Barbie’s World Now
Delia Cai Vanity Fair
Is Internet Spoonie Culture Keeping People Sick?
Kat Rosenfield Reason
On Choosing to Acknowledge the Muse
Alice Gribbin Notes of an Aesthete
The Problem With Othering
Tomiwa Owolade UnHerd
Incurable
Katrina Gulliver Notes from the Field
Charles Barkley on Everything
Jon Wertheim Sports Illustrated
'Succession' Finally Moves Forward
Brandon Taylor The New Yorker
You Can’t Even Tell Who’s Rich Anymore
Kate Wagner The Nation
Agatha Christie Novels Reworked for Sensitivity
Rachel Hall The Guardian
Hollywood Is Betting on Fear
Robbie Whelan WSJ
After the War on Cancer
Libby Watson The Baffler
Daddy Issues
Alexander Zubatov The American Conservative


Wednesday, March 29
Where Are All the Good Books on Sex?
Ann Manov New Statesman
Why I Became a Time Lord
Oliver Bateman UnHerd
How AI Could Save Liberal Education
Lee Trepanier Law & Liberty Exclusive
Wokeness Is Not a Politics
Sam Kriss Numb at the Lodge
Tok Blocked
Mike Solana Pirate Wires
Heading Home
Ross Barkan Substack
The N.B.A.’s Supernova Era
Louisa Thomas The New Yorker
Spokesman for Liberalism
Daniel DiSalvo City Journal
Emma Cline Gets Vulnerable on the Page
David Varno Publishers Weekly
The Audacious Filmmaking Behind ‘John Wick: Chapter 4’
Miles Surrey The Ringer
Victor LaValle Is Reimagining the Western
Neil McRobert Esquire
The Well-Being of Liberals and Conservatives
Musa al-Gharbi American Affairs
Spring Break Forever
Paul Thompson Los Angeles Review of Books
Game, Set, Match
Marilyn Simon Quillette
A Classic American Car Is Having an Identity Crisis
Katherine J. Wu The Atlantic
Did Ernest Hemingway have CTE?
Kevin Cook The Spectator World
The Metaverse Is Quickly Turning Into the Meh-taverse
Meghan Bobrowsky WSJ
High Art at the National Gallery
Zachary Marschall The New Criterion
Wes Anderson’s “Asteroid City” is Coming
Roger Friedman Showbiz411
Why Did Slavoj Žižek Become So Popular?
Chris Fleming Chronicle of Higher Education


Thursday, March 30
Pynchon’s Prophecy
Gus Mitchell Compact
The Art of the Subtle Ending
Samuel Sweeney RealClearBooks
Hollywood’s Great Awakening
Olivia Reingold The Free Press
Midcentury Planners Demolished America’s Social Fabric
Anton Cebalo Palladium
The State of ‘Nature’
Oliver Traldi Quillette
In Defense of "Lifestyle Rightism"
Jack Butler Law & Liberty
The Cross of Code
Micah Meadowcroft The American Conservative
Me and Mr. Jones
Chris Stokel-Walker Return
Welcome to Brandon Sanderson's Fantasy Empire
Adam Morgan Esquire
Combat Sport Catharsis
Tomek McGrath The Critic
Our Big Problem Is Not Misinformation
Jonathan Malesic Psyche
The Most Famous California Novel You’ve Never Heard Of
Peter Fish Alta
Shelf Life: Clint Smith
Riza Cruz Elle
Tips Have Never Been More Volatile
Emma Steiger Grub Street
How an IBM Computer Learned to Sing
Ted Gioia The Honest Broker
Films Could Alter Plotlines in Real Time
Richard Ramchurn The Conversation
On the 'Banned Books' People
Timothy P. Carney Washington Examiner
The Sage and His Foibles
James Romm Aeon Magazine
America’s Ancestor Obsession
Thomas Laqueur London Review of Books


Friday, March 31
Warm Memories of Our Coal Furnace
Jim LaRegina RealClearBooks
The Dropout Innovators
Steve Fuller RealClearBooks
Why Baseball Still Matters
Nathan Harden RealClearPolitics
The Lingering Beauty of Elliott Smith
Jamie Fisher The New Yorker
A Look Back at Lockdowns
James Allan Law & Liberty
Trudeau’s Battle Against a Free Internet
Rupa Subramanya The Free Press
‘John Wick 4’ Is All Artifice and No Art
Mark Hemingway The Federalist
Pinocchio as Anti-Fascist Superhero
Titus Techera Acton Institute
On Houellebecq
Sanjana Friedman Metaverse Hell
The Perils and Pitfalls of the Lyrical Essay
GD Dess Dess Writes
Hank Williams Was a Hillbilly Shakespeare
John Rossi RealClearHistory
Kelly Link’s 'White Cat, Black Dog'
Yvonne C. Garrett Brooklyn Rail
The Hunt for the Next Great Stadium Anthem
Jake Kring-Schreifels The Ringer
In Praise of Sharron Davies
Roger Alton The Spectator
Social Justice by Algorithm
The Ivy Exile Substack
Monday, April 3
The Shallow Depths of Lana Del Rey
Derek Robertson Washington Examiner
Adderall Is Not an Identity
Oliver Bateman UnHerd
Why Babies Cry
John-Paul Heil Law & Liberty
On George Saunders’ 'Liberation Day'
Kazuo Robinson Cleveland Review of Books
Soviet America’s Sweethearts
Scott McConnell American Mind
The Real AI Revolution
Wessie du Toit The Pathos of Things
A Portrait of Leonard Cohen as a Young Artist
Sam Sodomsky The Nation
Isaac’s War
Kenneth Sherman Tablet
Displeasure Doing Business
Casey Chalk The American Conservative
The Man Who Hurt Himself for Art
Jackson Arn The New Yorker
The Expensive, Seductive Nostalgia of 'Field of Dreams'
Matt Welch Reason
Old Ideas, New Dawn
Barton Swaim WSJ
Stationery in Motion: Letters from Hotels
Nina Ellis The Paris Review
It’s a Constable – but Not the One You Know
Dalya Alberge The Guardian
The Most Enigmatic Works in Art History
Meilan Solly Smithsonian Magazine
On the Extinction of the Passenger Pigeon
John Steele Gordon The New Criterion
Ryuichi Sakamoto, Oscar-Winning Composer, Dies at 71
Gavin J Blair THR


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