A Seductive Inversion of the Novel in “Death In Her Hands”
A review of Ottessa Mosfegh’s new book, “Death In Her Hands.”
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How an Antebellum Power Couple Transformed America
A review of Steve Inskeep’s new book, “Imperfect Union.”
The Pleasures of Hating in ‘My Year of Rest and Relaxation’
On Ottessa Moshfegh’s latest “unlikeable” character.
We All Surrender to Zadie Smith
In a 2011 piece for NPR, Linda Holmes explains that “well-read” people can be placed into two categories: those who cullContinue Reading
Reversing Climate Change: An Interview with Paul Hawken
Paul Hawken and a coalition of more than two hundred scientists, researchers, fellows, writers, economists, financial analysts, architects, companies, agencies, NGOs, activists, and other experts have formed Project Drawdown to gather one hundred of the most viable ways to “draw down” carbon from the atmosphere.
