RealClearBooks Week of April 10, 2023 Archives

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Monday, April 10
A.I. Pop Culture Is Already Here
Kyle Chayka The New Yorker
Nick Cave on Christ and the Devil
Nick Cave & Freddie Sayers UnHerd
What Effect Does Michelin Have on a City’s Dining Scene?
Nikki Bayley Eater
The Fierce Reality of Beauty
Sarah Christine George Law & Liberty
The Fall of Prince Naseem Hamed
Jonathan Snowden Hybrid Shoot
Open the AI Doors
Jon Stokes City Journal
M. Night Shyamalan’s Strange Renaissance
Stephen Kearse The Nation
A Scandal Is Taking Place in American Music
Ted Gioia The Honest Broker
Get Serious: About Purpose
Katherine Boyle The Free Press
Do We Need a Nintendo Cinematic Universe?
Ben Lindbergh The Ringer
Richard Belzer the Destroyer
Ritch Shydner Vulture
'Air' and the Professional Sport of Marketing
Chris Vognar Washington Examiner
Setting America Back on Its Heels
Rob Lockwood Washington Free Beacon
On 'Showing Up'
Michelle Orange 4Columns
Paul Schrader’s Very Paul Schrader Days in Assisted Living
Adriane Quinlan Curbed
The Promise and Peril of Movie Remakes
Peter Tonguette The Spectator World
The Accidental Journalist
Ash Carter Air Mail
How Did Hokas Become So Popular?
Reyhan Harmanci The New York Times
Classic Corner: Yes, Madam!
Sean Burns Crooked Marquee


Tuesday, April 11
Does Trump Fight Like a Pro Wrestler?
Oliver Bateman UnHerd
Education and the English Language
Caroline Breashears Law & Liberty
Is Therapy-Speak Making Us Selfish?
Rebecca Fishbein Bustle
Behind the Scenes of Barack Obama’s Reading Lists
Sophie Vershbow Esquire
Desire in the Cave
Mary Townsend Hedgehog Review
Aesthetics of Sickness
Zach Savich Cleveland Review of Books
Kazuo Ishiguro and the Uncanny Cascade
Anthony Eagan Quillette
The End of the Music Business
Ethan Iverson The Nation
A Renaissance from Below
Ted Hadzi-Antich The Point
The Odd Knight of the Cinnamon Shops
David Mikics Tablet
An Afternoon with Barry Lopez
Robert Macfarlane Orion Magazine
The Mythologies of Lana Del Rey
The Editors Pitchfork
Easter Miracle: U.S. Welcomes Exiled Chinese Christians
Susan Crabtree RCP
Kelly Link Rethinks Familiar Patterns
Andrew Ervin The Millions
AI Is More Than ChatGPT
Daniel McCarthy New York Post
Inside Amazon Studios
Kim Masters The Hollywood Reporter
Paul Theroux Reflects on Rail Travel
Paul Theroux National Geographic
One Day in October
Jonathan Beckman Literary Review
Did Lichtenstein Create Art or Copy It?
Michael Cavna The Washington Post
Al Jaffee, Inventive Cartoonist at Mad Magazine, Dies at 102
Neil Genzlinger NYT


Wednesday, April 12
Kevin Love Wants to Keep Going
Wes Goldberg The Ringer
Irritable Mental Gestures, Reconsidered
James M. Patterson Law & Liberty
A Life of Splendid Uselessness Is a Life Well Lived
Joseph M. Keegin Psyche
Substack's Easter Miracle
Mike Solana Pirate Wires
Inside the Surrogacy Boom
Suzy Weiss The Free Press
Why I Am Not a Luddite
Noah Kumin The Machine War
In Praise of the Long, Complicated Sentence
Ed Simon LitHub
The Super Mario Bros. Movie Lacks Spirit
Giovanni Colantonio Digital Trends
In Bed With My Sobriety
Sarah Hepola The Cut
The Frolic of the Reactionaries
Lars Schonander The Aggregate
Maggie Smith, Twitter’s Poet in Residence
Delia Cai Vanity Fair
Relish Tray Aesthetics
Jenna Stocker A Pilgrim’s Progress
To Save the West, Leave the Cave
Richard M. Reinsch II Religion & Liberty Online
Jodie Comer Puts Her Talents on Trial
Parul Sehgal The New Yorker
America's Censorship Regimes Goes on Trial
Jenin Younes Tablet
Robert Trivers, Stalin, and the Dark Side of Idealism
Richard Hanania Substack
Setting America Back on Its Heels
Rob Lockwood Washington Free Beacon
Dumbing Down a Nerd’s Pastime
Kyle Smith WSJ
A Freewheeling Study of Fassbinder's Allure
Anthony Quinn The Guardian
The Exhausting History of Fatigue
Anthony Lane The New Yorker
Full-Length Mirror
B. D. McClay The Paris Review


Thursday, April 13
The Curse of 'True Grit'
Scott Bradfield The New Republic
How Bookshop.org Survives
Kate Knibbs Wired
H. P. Lovecraft, Prophet Of AGI
Jon Stokes Return
A Mythology for Young Men
Titus Techera Law & Liberty Exclusive
The Banal Politics of 'Extrapolations'
Jorge Cotte The Nation
Paul Theroux on the Evolving Nature of Rail Travel
Paul Theroux National Geographic
'Beef' Is the Best Show Netflix Has Had in Recent Memory
Alex Abad-Santos Vox
When I Get the Shiver
Daniel Oppenheimer Eminent Americans
Gary Indiana and Chris Kraus on Autofiction
Chris Kraus Interview Magazine
An Idealistic and Imperfect American Love Story
Emina Melonic American Greatness
Surviving Techno-Dystopia
P.E. Moskowitz & Malcolm Harris Mental Hellth
Southern Poverty Law Center’s Self-Serving Double Standard
Ted Cruz RCP
ChatGPT: Stop it, Pause it, or Fix it?
Gilman Louie RealClearPolicy
The Firm
Philip Jeffery First Things
Steve McQueen’s ‘Grenfell’ Will Not Look Away
John-Baptiste Oduor ArtReview
How Gangsters Play the Game
Matthew Hennessey WSJ
Is "Arcadia" the Best Play of the Last 50 years?
Dominic Cavendish The Telegraph
All That’s Fit for Print
Warren Frye The New Criterion
Honecker’s Hidden Pleasures
Jonathan Beckman Literary Review
Fassbinder Thousands of Mirrors
Christine Smallwood 4Columns


Friday, April 14
'Air' Is a Deranged Corporate Folktale About a Sneaker
Eileen Jones Jacobin
Latin America’s True Friend of Liberty
Samuel Gregg Law & Liberty
Dating as a Digital Performance
Magdalene J. Taylor Many Such Cases
The Best Books We Read This Week
The Editors The New Yorker
Selling to the Strand
Troy Schipdam The Paris Review
On 'Tár' and Its Reception
Anton Jäger New Left Review
An Interview with Allie Rowbottom
Elizabeth Rathbone Hazlitt
The Working Class Isn’t Down With Green Transition
Ruy Teixeira The Liberal Patriot
Alienated Elites
ghostofchristo1 Paroxysms
The Suffering of Livestock
Ben Sixsmith The Zone
In Defence of Picasso
Douglas Murray The Spectator
Top 10 Badly Behaved Biographies
Catherine Lacey The Guardian
Bhutan Is the Happiest Developing Nation on Earth
Terrence Keeley RealClearPolicy
The Pop Starlet Reinvention Wheel
Mary Harron New Statesman
An Introduction to Ukrainian Dentistry
Bernard Cornwell The Spectator World
Is the National Gallery's Rubens a Copy?
Euphrosyne Doxiadis UnHerd
TikTok on the Clock
David Turner The Baffler
Opening Salvo
Richard Snow WSJ
Planned Man's Links of the Day
Podcast: Chatting with Katie Herzog by House of Strauss
Available this week: "This Is Not Miami" by Fernanda Melchor
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