RealClearBooks Week of March 18, 2024 Archives

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Monday, March 18
Kate Is the First Internet Princess
Sarah Ditum UnHerd
The Workplace Novel Comes to the Big Box Store
Jess Bergman New Republic
Wes Anderson Gets His Overdue Oscar
Armond White National Review
Florida by the Foot
Maria Llorens Islandia
On Trying to Create Something Real
Shy Watson Creative Independent
Don of a New Age
Dominic Green Washington Free Beacon
Searching for the Perfect Friend Group
Chris Jesu Lee Salieri Redemption
On Liliana Colanzi’s 'You Glow in the Dark'
Julia Kornberg Words Without Borders
On 'Civil War'
Matt Zoller Seitz RogerEbert.com
What's American Fiction Without the Short Story?
Lincoln Michel Counter Craft
Lauren Oyler Cares a Lot, Actually
Keziah Weir Vanity Fair
The Celebrity as Muse
Philippa Snow The Paris Review
The Illusion of Privacy
Emina Melonic Chronicles
Your New York, and Mine
Jonathan Clarke City Journal
The Coddling of the American Undergraduate
Rita Koganzon Hedgehog Review
Dune Two Little
Aaron Bady Slate


Tuesday, March 19
How Quinta Brunson Hacked the Sitcom
Molly Fischer The New Yorker
Kanye’s Creepy Comeback
Spencer Kornhaber The Atlantic
The Man-Made Miracle of SpaceX
Max Meyer The Free Press
The Body as Tool: A Conversation with Rita Bullwinkel
Crow Jonah Norlander LARB
A Comedy of Bureaucratic Errors
G. Patrick Lynch Law & Liberty
The Pope of Gender
Nina Power Compact
Conservatives for the Working Class
Auguste Meyrat Chronicles
The Rise of Western Individualism
Rob Henderson Rob Henderson's Newsletter
The Gigification of Publishing
Dan Sinykin The Baffler
How Lew Alcindor Became Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Scott Howard-Cooper LitHub
Why We Still Need Dr Freud
Matt Rowland Hill UnHerd
Who Watches Daytime TV?
Leigh Stein Attention Economy
Are Climate Doomers for Real?
Maarten Boudry Quillette
Brats and Angels
Marc Hochstein Marc Strangeness and Charm
No Defensive Lineman Dominated the NFL Like Aaron Donald
Riley McAtee Ringer


Wednesday, March 20
The Best Bio-Pics Ever Made
Richard Brody The New Yorker
What Really Happened to Markelle Fultz
Nick Friedell The Ringer
Percival Everett Can’t Be Pinned Down
James Yeh Vulture
Travel Teams and Perils of Parenthood
Naomi Schaefer Riley Washington Free Beacon
Leaving Gemini in the Dust
Brian Chau City Journal
The Oral History of Pitchfork
Multiple authors Slate
Don’t Tell America the Babysitter’s Dead
Faith Hill The Atlantic
Lauren Oyler's Favorite Collection of Essays
Lauren Oyler The Week
The Fight Over Country Music’s Politics
Alex Abad-Santos Vox
Worrying With Alexandra Tanner
Becky Miller Dirt
A Memoir of Wine and Violence
Alec Dent The Bulwark
Comedy Queen Kristen Wiig Is Back
Rebecca Keegan Hollywood Reporter
Fairie on the Hudson
Peter J. Leithart First Things
Bernstein in the Desert
Shalom Goldman Tablet
An Interview With Rita Bullwinkel
Patrick Cottrell Creative Independent
A Return to Ideological Competition
Eric Patterson & Ken Pope Providence Magazine
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Nowhere
Maya Sinha Creative License


Thursday, March 21
Criticism in the Internet Age
Santi Ruiz RealClearBooks
Kelly Link Is Committed to the Fantastic
Katy Waldman The New Yorker
The Talented Mr. Louis
Jake Nevins The Baffler
The Adventure of Loneliness
Chris R. Morgan Wisdom of Crowds
I Went to SXM
Magdalene Taylor Nylon
I Could Have Been Harsher
Janet Manley LitHub
March Madness Is Here Again
Alex Kirshner Slate
Inside the Craziest College-Admissions Season Ever
Jeffrey Selingo Intelligencer
An Interview with Colin Barrett
Naomi Skwarna Hazlitt
The Mr. Beastification of Entertainment
Rebecca Jennings Vox
Scott Stapp and Creed Are Back and Ready to Go Higher
Dave Holmes Esquire
The Bug in Sam Altman’s Industrial Revolution
Michael Cuenco UnHerd
What Is American Riviera Orchard?
Tanya Gold The Free Press
How Revolution Happens—and How to Stop It
Tucker Carlson Modern Age
Anti-Human Intelligence
Brandon J. Weichert Law & Liberty
Flying Is Weird Right Now
Charlie Warzel The Atlantic


Friday, March 22
VICTIM
Andrew Boryga RealClearBooks
Alan Cumming Wants Us All to Let Go
Rachel Syme The New Yorker
The Shohei Ohtani Gambling Story Doesn’t Make Sense
Ross Barkan NYMag
The Age of Cultural Stagnation
Aaron Timms The New Republic
Hurkle-Durkle Is the New Way to Self-Care Ourselves to Death
Suzy Weiss TheFP
On Clarice Lispector’s 'The Apple in the Dark'
Margarita Diaz Cleveland Review of Books
Lauren Oyler Wants a Challenge
Sammy Loren Elle
A Conversation with Andrew Boryga
Christina Drill Chicago Review of Books
Kids’ Phone-Based Existence Is ‘Inhuman’
Rikki Schlott NYPost
Death by Situationship
Magdalene J. Taylor Many Such Cases
On Wayne Koestenbaum’s “Stubble Archipelago”
Bailey Trela LARB
The Disenchantment of the World
Byung-Chul Han The Paris Review
Ray Bradbury, Sci-Fi Traditionalist
Robert Dean Lurie Modern Age
Sydney Sweeney Is More Than Meets the Eye
Miles Surrey The Ringer
How MeToo Became Too Cringe for America
Kat Rosenfield UnHerd
93 Years of Shatner
Kevin Mims Quillette
Planned Man's Links of the Day
Podcast: 10 Blocks by City Journal
Available this week: "American Spirit or Great Awokening?" by Bruce D. Abramson
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