RealClearBooks Week of July 29, 2024 Archives

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Monday, July 29
What Makes Katie Ledecky Great
Louisa Thomas The New Yorker
The Best Books of 2024 (So Far)
Adrienne Westenfeld Esquire
Chinatown’s Tragic Allure
David Polansky Café Américain
This Bad-Vibes-TV Moment Needs to End
Sophie Gilbert The Atlantic
The Oracle of Silicon Valley
Matthew Gasda Air Mail
Guy Davenport’s Book of Everything
Mark Clemens The Bulwark
Why Are American Gymnasts Breaking?
Francesca Block The Free Press
With Deadpool & Wolverine, Marvel Has Lost the Plot
Peter Suderman Reason
The War on Genius
Ross Barkan Political Currents
Clarice Lispector’s Cosmology
Shaj Mathew The Nation
Humans of a Certain Caliber
Alex Trembath City Journal
Who Is an American?
Francis Fukuyama Persuasion
Not Competitors
Jacob Halabe The Point
Political Beliefs: An Impressionistic Reflection
Ben Sixsmith The Zone
The Work of Muscle Movies
Oliver Bateman Splice Today
Jared Goff is a Bad 4th Down Ambassador
Ethan Strauss House of Strauss
Bronx Tales
Zach Kessel Washington Free Beacon


Tuesday, July 30
Céline Dion Goes On
Lauren Collins The New Yorker
Brittney Griner Came Home
Mirin Fader The Ringer
Rest in Peace, Lapham
Nic Rowan The American Conservative
The Case for Idleness
Pratinav Anil UnHerd
The Audacity of Nope
Tal Fortgang Commentary
Joseph Conrad Uncensored
Christopher Sandford Modern Age
Make Christianity Strange Again
Sheluyang Peng Plough
Deadpool & Wolverine Gleefully Skewers the Marvel Universe
Eileen Jones Jacobin
In Depth with Michael Chang
Christopher Clarey Tennis & Beyond
A Dangerous Victory For Social Media Companies
Sam Kahn Persuasion
The Puzzle of Generational Politics
Joel Kotkin Quillette
'Fly Me to the Moon’s' Failure to Launch
Annie Berke New Republic
Films Captured Times Square’s Grimy Golden Age
Nathaniel Rich Criterion Collection
Against Olympics Cynicism
Jack Butler National Review


Wednesday, July 31
Gillian Anderson’s Sex Education
Rebecca Mead The New Yorker
48 Hours in Paris for the Fanciest Olympics Ever
Sam Schube GQ
Edna O’Brien Was the Last Great Irish Iconoclast
Finn McRedmond New Statesman
The Genius of Translation
Blake Smith Tablet
The Troll School of Literature
Sam Kahn Castalia
On Getting Dressed
Isabel Cristo The Paris Review
Left Identitarianism Is Also A Mirror World
Ben Burgis Damage
The Rise of the Influencer Chef
Aaron Timms The Nation
Is the Tradwife Queen a Fraud?
Mary Harrington UnHerd
The Battle of the Billionaires
Mike Solana Pirate Wires
In a Hollywood Far, Far Away
Nicolas Rapold Air Mail
Willy Vlautin Delivers a Powerful Tale
Hamilton Cain Washington Post
Becoming by Beholding
Mark Judge Chronicles
A Conversation with Costica Bradatan
Raafat Majzoub 3 Quarks Daily
Sabrina Ionescu on Lessons From Kobe Bryant
Lisa Robinson Vanity Fair


Thursday, August 1
Why I Finally Quit Spotify
Kyle Chayka The New Yorker
Simone Biles Goes Too Big to Fail
Katie Baker The Ringer
At the Great Florida Bigfoot Conference
Jason Katz The Paris Review
Joy Williams’s Beautiful Apocalypse
Valerie Stivers Compact
Halloween in July
Peter Tonguette The American Conservative
The Best Movies of 2024 (So Far)
Bilge Ebiri & Alison Willmore Vulture
Swimming in Liberalism
Galen Watts The Point
What I Saw at ‘White Dudes for Harris’
River Page The Free Press
What’s 2024’s “Song of the Summer”?
Amanda Lewellyn Vox
Joan Didion’s Insufferable Disciples
John Maier UnHerd
Driving While Female
Leann Davis Alspaugh Hedgehog Review
Shaboozey Is Doing What Even Beyoncé Couldn’t
Chris Molanphy Slate
Brat Summer Will Go Down in Internet History
Angela Watercutter Wired
End the Online Censorship Racket
Jonathan Turley JonathanTurley.org
The Old World and the Young Republic
Sam Negus Law & Liberty


Friday, August 2
Listening to Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Brody The New Yorker
Goodbye to the A’s
Logan Murdock The Ringer
The Tinkerer’s Box of Dreams
Maxwell Meyer Arena Magazine
Attack of the Brat
Peter Davis Avenue
Helen Oyeyemi and the Borderlands of Realism
Sarah Chihaya The Nation
Literary Blockbuster
Will Lloyd Air Mail
The Fame Monsters
Grace Byron Bookforum
Is Anyone Enjoying Olympic Ping-Pong?
Kat Rosenfield The Free Press
The Great Relearning of American Schools
Daniel Buck Law & Liberty
Sarah Manguso and the Rage Plot
Anna Krauthamer The New Republic
A Garden Full of Monsters
Dustin Illingworth Southwest Review
On John Berger’s “Cataract”
Connor Harrison Cleveland Review of Books
Olympian Obscenity
Matthew R. Petrusek City Journal
The ‘Grandma Gymnast’ Is Here to Stay
Kelly Jones The Atlantic
The Best Albums of 2024 (So Far)
Alan Light Esquire
The Last European
John P. Rossi University Bookman
The Composer Has No Clothes
Jeffrey Arlo Brown The Baffler
Planned Man's Links of the Day
Podcast: Self-Loathing and How to Overcome It by Persuasion
Available this week: "Morning After the Revolution" by Nellie Bowles
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