RealClearBooks Week of June 24, 2024 Archives

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Monday, June 24
Searching for the Star of the N.B.A. Finals
Vinson Cunningham The New Yorker
JJ Redick’s Media Studies
Bryan Curtis The Ringer
The Essential Emerson
Allen Mendenhall Law & Liberty
Steely Dan’s Lasting Legacy
David Polansky Café Américain
Private Riddles
Dustin Illingworth New Left Review
Astronomers May Have Found Life Beyond Earth
Peter Savodnik The Free Press
Conspiracy Theories and the Internet Novel
Celine Nguyen Cleveland Review of Books
Let Them Run Wild
Ross Barkan Political Currents
Honor Levy's Extremely Online Persona
ARX-Han Decentralized Fiction
Willie Mays: A Grateful Nation Says Goodbye
Carl M. Cannon RealClearPolitics
The God-Haunted World of ‘Chinatown’
Hannah Long The Dispatch
The Gods of Logic
Benjamín Labatut Harper's
Maybe Don’t Spray-Paint Stonehenge
Tyler Austin Harper The Atlantic
Camila Cabello Finds Love for Her Hometown
Jose D. Duran Miami New Times
What to Do About the Gender Divide
Andrew Xu Persuasion
Why Do Parents Obsess Over Kids’ Athletics?
Kathryn Jezer-Morton The Cut


Tuesday, June 25
A Reading Life
Charles F. McElwee RealClearBooks
What Willie Mays Meant
Adam Gopnik The New Yorker
The Trap Of The “Girl’s Girl”
Alex Sujong Laughlin Defector
‘The Bikeriders’ Can’t Outrace All the Clichés
Adam Nayman The Ringer
Rebels With a Religious Cause
Leonardo Bevilacqua Christian Science Monitor
Why Men Are ‘Rawdogging’ Flights
Kate Lindsay GQ
Risk and Reward
Anthony Domestico The Baffler
The Taylor Swift Economy Has Overtaken London
Imogen West-Knights Slate
J. K. Rowling and the Hate Monster
Helen Dale Law & Liberty
Time, Space, and Annie Baker
Nora Caplan-Bricker The Nation
The Forgotten Novel That Inspired Michael Jackson
Andrew Doyle UnHerd
On Claire Messud’s Melodramas
Rafaela Bassili LitHub
Want Better Higher Ed? Get the Feds Out
Neal McCluskey AIER
ESG and Stakeholder Capitalism
Rupert Darwall RealClearEnergy


Wednesday, June 26
The Politics of Life
Douglas E. Schoen RealClearBooks
The WNBA Needs to Gamble Big on Caitlin Clark
Oliver Bateman RealClearBooks
The Bleak Genius of Michel Foucault
Sohrab Ahmari Compact
Dropshippers Get Rich by Making You Feel Poor
River Page The Free Press
Fran Lebowitz Wasn’t Kidding
Blake Smith Tablet
Sin and Social Science
John Lloyd Quillette
The Father-Son Drama of LeBron and Bronny James
Louisa Thomas The New Yorker
The U.S. Men’s Soccer Team Is Excellent
Will Leitch New York Magazine
Stein Hoisting
Ginevra Davis The New Criterion
The God Divide Within the Heterodox Community
Matt Johnson Persuasion
Renewing the Republic
Daniel DiSalvo City Journal
The Bear: A Perfect Drama for the Biden Era
Frederick Kaufman UnHerd
Michael Oakeshott’s Life of Reflection
Elizabeth Corey Law & Liberty
Welcome to Emma Stone’s Freak Era
Sam Adams Slate


Thursday, June 27
Zombie Land
Matthew Gasda RealClearBooks
How ‘The Bear’ Turned Chefs Into Sex Symbols
Holyn Thigpen The Ringer
The Meme-ification of Anthony Bourdain
Becca Schuh New York Times
The "Infantile" Simone de Beauvoir
Elizabeth Grace Matthew Law & Liberty
Diane von Furstenberg Will See You Now
Michael Schulman The New Yorker
The 'Bikeriders' Diaries
Michael Hainey Air Mail
“Last Summer” Is a Marvel of Toxic Lyricism
Adam Nayman New Republic
American Ghosts
Robert Erle Barham Current
Against Slop
Noah Caldwell-Gervais The Baffler
Wikipedia’s Neutrality: Myth or Reality?
David Rozado City Journal
TV Is Always Progressive
Mary Harrington The American Mind
Celine Dion Is Still Aiming for Perfection
Madeline Leung Coleman Vulture
Dune: The Perfect Deathwork
William Batchelder Modern Age
What’s Missing from Journalism: Journalists
Mark Judge Chronicles
Jason Kelce on Getting Extra-Famous Right Before Retiring
Alex Kirshner GQ
Everything You Need to Know About FX’s ‘The Bear’
Brenna Houck Eater


Friday, June 28
America’s Artist
Emina Melonic RealClearBooks
'The Bear' Is Not a Good Show
Jack Hamilton Slate
Diane von Furstenberg Is More Than a Girlboss
Suzy Weiss The Free Press
Lockdown Nostalgia
Tara Isabella Burton Wisdom of Crowds
On Juan Rulfo’s “Pedro Páramo”
Rebecca Hanssens-Reed Cleveland Review of Books
Literary Visions
Robert Rubsam Commonweal
Why Anti-Woke Comedy Isn’t Funny
Pedro Gonzalez Chronicles
Generation Franchise
Jess Row LitHub
Eight Transforming Summer Reads
Staff The New Yorker
Fun Reloaded
Roy Price IM—1776
Home on the Range
Nicholas Whittaker The Point
Tropic Magazine (1967-1996)
Francess Archer Dunbar Bookleggers
Planned Man's Links of the Day
Podcast: Mike Rowe: Make America Stand for Something Again by Reason
Available this week: "Morning After the Revolution" by Nellie Bowles
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