Tag: book review

Columns

Everyday User

Will Harrison

November 03, 2023

Some people are born to post, others grow into it.

Big Bad Wolf

Kaila Philo

October 12, 2023

Can we undo the harms of the Mirror World?

Grief’s Tentacles

Adam Morris

September 27, 2023

The unlikely charm of “The Love of Singular Men.”

Everybody Hates Marty

David Klion

September 13, 2023

Martin Peretz’s memoir brazenly insists on his own centrality to recent history.

Linsanity and the Art of Escape

Yumi Lee

August 17, 2023

On the potential of K-drama and disenchantment of the “American dream.”

Empty Suits

Bailey Trela

August 02, 2023

In the spy novels of Javier Marías, the late author never stopped reinventing himself.

Drone Realism

Grayson Scott

July 03, 2023

You can’t tell a story about drones without additionally telling a surveillance story.

Comey As You Are

Kenneth Dillon

June 22, 2023

James Comey’s will to power has nowhere to flourish but in his mind.

Fear and Loathing on Melrose Place

Will Harrison

June 21, 2023

In Jack Skelley’s LA, everything—even basic reality—is warped or subject to question.

Archival Frictions

Sadie Graham

June 13, 2023

Painting a fuller picture of lesbian experience.

Queer History Now!

Ben Miller

June 07, 2023

A truly queer history means that all must be rendered strange.

A Luso-Tropical Holy Grail

Meg Weeks

May 25, 2023

A classic of Brazilian modernism gets its due in a new translation.