RealClearBooks Week of September 25, 2023 Archives

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Monday, September 25
Cancel Culture Grows Up
Ryu Spaeth New York Magazine
Testocalypse
Jordan Castro Pirate Wires
Civil Rights and Wrongs
Oliver Traldi Quillette
The Death of the Literary Feud
William Fear The Critic
Arendt on the World of Things
Wessie du Toit The Pathos of Things
On Being Your Own Teacher
Robert C. Thornett Law & Liberty
Meeting People
Kara Frederick & Brenda M. Hafera American Mind
The Therapeutic Impulse and Its Discontents
Jane Hu The New Yorker
The Endless End of Outkast
Paul Thompson The Ringer
J. G. Ballard’s Brilliant, Not “Good” Writing
Tom McCarthy The Paris Review
The Averageness of Taylor Swift
Abigail Anthony National Review
Chronicler of the Realm
Corbin K. Barthold City Journal
How Uber Beat the Metro
Nic Rowan The American Conservative
Tipping Culture Has Gotten Out of Control
Kara Kennedy Washington Examiner
A Baker’s Secrets
Dave Denison The Baffler


Tuesday, September 26
Martin Scorsese: “I Have To Find Out Who The Hell I Am.”
Zach Baron GQ
Tom Wolfe Is Once Again the Talk of the Town
Sirena He Esquire
Wes Anderson, Maturing Auteur
Noah Millman Modern Age
The Wellspring of Woke
Laurie Wastell The Critic
Classical Education's Aristocracy of Anyone
Micah Meadowcroft National Affairs
How Isabel Allende Gets It Done
Andrea González-Ramírez The Cut
The Inventions of Hasan Minhaj
Sherman Alexie Substack
The Pantheon of Ancient Wisdom
Paul Krause Front Porch Republic
Rediscovering an Extraordinary Founder
Glenn A. Moots Law & Liberty
Leisure and Liberality
Elizabeth C. Corey First Things
Meet Me in the Middle of the Air
Eve Tushnet The Bulwark
A Wolfe in Chic Clothing
Alexandra Wolfe Airmail
How Elites Ruined the American Left
Marc Novicoff Politico Magazine
Too Big To Trust
Abe Greenwald Washington Free Beacon
Fred Chappell Appreciates Rabelais
Fred Chappell Top Ten Books


Wednesday, September 27
The Art of Humblebrag
Marco Roth Tablet
Kelce-Swift Is a Dream Pairing for the N.F.L.
Louisa Thomas The New Yorker
Why Is TED Scared of Color Blindness?
Coleman Hughes The Free Press
Tarkovsky's Sublime Terror
Armin Rosen First Things
The Novelist as Playwright
Matthew Gasda The Rumpus
PJ Harvey Changed Her Mind About Touring
Emma Madden Vulture
What Entertainment Will Look Like After the Strikes
Brian Stelter Esquire
Save Yourself from the Irony Cult
Freddie deBoer Substack
We’ll Never Know Everything About ‘Lost in Translation’
Adam Nayman The Ringer
Reciprocal Otherness
Toril Moi The Point
Hermione Lee on Mavis Gallant, “Unerring Stylist”
Hermione Lee LitHub
Unbundling People
Alexandra Hudson Law & Liberty
Lan Samantha Chang Revisits ‘Hunger,’ 25 Years Later
Margot Livesey The Millions
Living Well at the End of a World
Nathaniel Peters Public Discourse
Are the Liberal Arts Elitist?
Jeffrey Polet Acton Institute


Thursday, September 28
Rethinking the Luddites in the Age of A.I.
Kyle Chayka The New Yorker
The Return of the Marriage Plot
Rebecca Traister The Cut
Emily Wilson’s Sack of Homer
Valerie Stivers Compact
Happy Hundred, Hank
Micah P. Veillon The American Conservative
'Reservation Dogs' Closes the Circle of Peak TV
Kathryn VanArendonk Vulture
Origin Stories: On Flannery O'Connor's Childhood
Caroline McCoy American Scholar
Of Monsters and Men
Richard M. Reinsch II Law & Liberty Exclusive
AI and the Nature of Literary Creativity
Corbin K. Barthold The Bulwark
Is It Moral to Watch Football?
James T. Keane America Magazine
The Oral History of ‘Stop Making Sense’
Alan Siegel The Ringer
Florida Has High Speed Rail and California Never Will
River Page Pirate Wires
Could ChatGPT Be Your New Girlfriend?
Katherine Dee UnHerd
The Art of Richard Feynman, Physicist
Molly Mielke Elessar Books
What Museum Guards See
Barry Schwabsky The Nation
On Marriage, an Economist States the Obvious
Jason L. Riley Wall Street Journal
How Instagram Ruined Personal Style
Chris Black GQ
The First Cover of Ms. Magazine
Maggie Doherty The Yale Review


Friday, September 29
Stephen King’s Boomer Propaganda
Kat Rosenfield UnHerd
'Reservation Dogs' Was a Miracle
Phillip Maciak New Republic
Julia Fox Didn’t Want to Be Famous
Jia Tolentino The New Yorker
On Loneliness and Philip Seymour Hoffmann
Richard Deming The Paris Review
Review: The Works of Robert Caro
Charles Fain Lehman The Causal Fallacy
'Dumb Money' Is Very Funny
Eileen Jones Jacobin
All Is (Boomer) Vanity
Casey Chalk The American Conservative
Why You Can’t Buy Lydia Davis’s New Book on Amazon
Lily Meyer The Nation
How to Re-read
Joseph Epstein The Lamp Magazine
‘Longmire’ Is the Perfect Show for Fans of 'Yellowstone'
Michael John Petty Collider
The Raw Honesty of Eric Church
Alan Light Esquire
'Reservation Dogs' Builds a Fictional Reservation
Kate Nelson Conde Nast Traveler
Which Big Fall Book Should You Read?
Emily Temple LitHub
Wear Oh Wear Has Decorum Gone?
Jack Fowler Philanthropy Daily
New York Came Back in the ’90s—Then It Fell Again
Jason L. Riley WSJ
The Finished Constitution
John O. McGinnis & Mike Rappaport Law & Liberty
Why Don’t More Women Propose?
Belinda Luscombe Time
Planned Man's Links of the Day
Podcast: Compact Conversations by Compact
Available this week: "The Fraud" by Zadie Smith
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