RealClearBooks Week of July 8, 2024 Archives

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Monday, July 8
Ivan Cornejo’s Mexican American Heartache
Kelefa Sanneh The New Yorker
The Elite Winemaking Region at the Edge of the World
Michael Clinton Esquire
The Serious Artist
Alice Gribbin Notes of an Aesthete
The Concept of the Political Belief
Stephen Harrop City Journal
Aren’t You Lonely?
Freya India After Babel
‘MaXXXine’ Is Punch-Drunk on Pastiche
Adam Nayman The Ringer
Have You Met Stoner?
Jay Nordlinger National Review
Kierkegaard on the Mississippi
Zain Khalid Bookforum
The Unbranding of Abercrombie
Chantal Fernandez The Cut
Economics for the Age of TikTok
Rachel Dec Los Angeles Review of Books
The Phone, the Girl, the Computer
Alana Pockros New York Review of Architecture
The Girl Boss Era in Literature
Sam Kahn Inner Life
Romance Bookstores Are Booming
Alexandra Alter New York Times
On Scott Howard-Cooper's 'Kingdom on Fire'
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
Patrick Stewart Is Ready to Engage
Sonny Bunch Washington Free Beacon
Is "Rawdogging" a Flight as Awful as It Sounds?
Charlie Hobbs Conde Nast Traveler
Outgrowing Skintellectualism
Isaac Willour Law & Liberty


Tuesday, July 9
The Limits of Liberation
Stephen G. Adubato RealClearBooks
Nicolas Cage Is Still Evolving
Susan Orlean The New Yorker
Why 'The Bear' Is So Hard to Watch
Sophie Gilbert The Atlantic
How Celebrity Book Clubs Actually Work
Sophie Vershbow Esquire
From ‘Unforgiven’ to the ‘Horizon’
Sonny Bunch The Bulwark
Streaming and Screaming
Rob Long Commentary
Simone Biles Is So Back
Li Zhou Vox
‘Dave’ Predicted the Biden Debacle
Kat Rosenfield The Free Press
The End of the Olympics?
Laura Arce AIER
The New York Intellectuals’ Battle of the Sexes
Michael Kimmage The New Republic
Prague Calling
Emina Melonic The New Criterion
Welcome to the Hannah Montana Generation of Music
Brittany Spanos Rolling Stone
The Power of Chicken Soup for the Anti-Woke Soul
Peter Clarke Merion West
How Trump Turns Postmodernist ‘Truth’ Against Itself
Glenn Ellmers Chronicles


Wednesday, July 10
Can Steve Kerr Make Team USA Work Like a Dream?
Logan Murdock The Ringer
On the Road With Landon Donovan
Matthew Roberson GQ
The Nutty Nineties
Katrina Gulliver Law & Liberty
Cooking Pie with Flannery O’Connor
Valerie Stivers The Paris Review
Kevin Barry on Reimagining the Novel
Dan Sheehan LitHub
The Law-Respecting Lawlessness of 'Bikeriders'
Titus Techera Acton Institute
The Particular Ways That Being Rich Screws You Up
Adelle Waldman The Atlantic
Creation Myths
Linden K. Smith The Point
Was Alice Munro An Art Monster?
Meghan Daum The Unspeakable
Is AI the Bitter End of Book Publishing?
Rebecca Ackermann Esquire
Nobody Wants to Be Real
Jonas Du The Free Press
The World’s Most Iconic Bars
Robert Simonson Punch
Inside the Harvard Business School Ponzi Scheme
Jen Wieczner New York Magazine


Thursday, July 11
Lena Dunham’s Change of Pace
Rachel Syme The New Yorker
'Gladiator II' Looks Even More Expensive Than It Actually Was
Vince Mancini GQ
Where Is All the Sad Boy Literature?
Katie Tobin Esquire
How the Alt Weekly Lost Its ‘Alt’
Ryan Zickgraf Compact
The Writer and the Brute
Laura Miller Slate
Make Horror Films Scary Again
River Page The Free Press
The Slasher Movie Superlatives
Miles Surrey The Ringer
Why Did “Furiosa” Flop?
Vikram Murthi The Nation
The MTV News Archive Is Gone—and That's OK
Kat Rosenfield Reason
Strange Pleasures: Patrick Swayze
Beatrice Loayza Metrograph
‘Twisters’ Review
Owen Gleiberman Variety
The Dark Origins of the True-Crime Frenzy at CrimeCon
Kathleen Hale Vanity Fair


Friday, July 12
The Inside Out Message of 'Inside Out 2'
Auguste Meyrat RealClearBooks
TikTok’s Favorite Camera
Kyle Chayka The New Yorker
Barbie’s Girls and Hannah’s Children
Marlo Slayback Modern Age
A Review of 'The Coin'
Terry Nguyen The Believer
Jim VandeHei's Excellent 'Just the Good Stuff'
John Tamny RealClearMarkets
On Laura van den Berg's 'State of Paradise
Gabino Iglesias NPR
The Second Coming of the Sports Novel
Andrew Schenker Esquire
Significant Obsessions
Alisha Dietzman The Point
How Winona Ryder Made It to the Other Side
Thessaly La Force Harper's Bazaar
A Return to Mount Olympus
Maggie Phillips Tablet
The Grotesque Truth About Children
Sam Leith UnHerd
The Styrofoam Titans
Laura Miller Slate
The Proxy War for Hip-Hop’s Soul Isn’t Over
Jamilah Lemieux Vanity Fair
Planned Man's Links of the Day
Podcast: Francis Fukuyama on Global Chaos for Persuasion
Available this week: "Morning After the Revolution" by Nellie Bowles
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