Why Intelligence Fails and Succeeds in “The Spymasters”
A review of Chris Whipple’s new book, “The Spymasters.”
Tag: Nonfiction
Prince’s Bassist on the Purple One’s Genius and the Minneapolis Sound
An interview with Prince’s bassist Brownmark about his book “My Life in the Purple Kingdom.”
Religion, Art, and Britney Spears in ‘Snake’
An interview with author Erica Wright about her latest book ‘Snake.’
The Tactile Experience of History in “Tales of Forgotten Chicago”
An interview with Richard Lindberg, author of the new book “Tales of Forgotten Chicago.”
The Creation of Culture in “The Sprawl”
An interview with Jason Diamond about his new book, “The Sprawl: Reconsidering the Weird American Suburbs.”
Comprehending Disaster in “The Unreality of Memory”
A review of Elisa Gabbert’s new essay collection, The Unreality of Memory.
13 Books by Queer Authors Who’ve Called the Midwest Home
Books available in 2020 from queer authors you shouldn’t miss.
“The Equivalents” Explores Feminism Through Five Creative Lives
A review of Maggie Doherty’s new book, “The Equivalents: A Story of Art, Female Friendship, and Liberation in the 1960s.”
Reimagining Voter Identities in “Who Needs a World View?”
A review of Raymond Geuss’s new book, “Who Needs a World View?”
The Politics of Food in “The Ralph Nader and Family Cookbook”
An interview with Ralph Nader about his new book, “The Ralph Nader and Family Cookbook: Classic Recipes from Lebanon and Beyond.”
