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Open Thread: 100 Best Novels, Seriously?
Let’s Create Our Own List of the 100 Best Novels in English
May 21
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Bookish Diversions: How the Pros Do It
John Grisham, Karl Ove Knausgaard, Wilfred Sheed, Joan Didion, and Edgar Allan Poe
May 13
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Serious Reading Was Always a Minority Sport
Rumors of the Book’s Demise Misunderstand Who Really Reads to Begin With
May 9
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Books: Everybody’s Favorite Magical Machine
An Interview You’ll Love, or so I Suspect
May 4
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Who Killed the Book Review?
Newspaper Book Coverage Is Dying, but Don’t Hold a Funeral for Literary Culture
Apr 29
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Bookish Diversions: Why Read Shakespeare?
First Folio, Universal Appeal, Teaching Shakespeare in School, but Shakespeare Wasn’t Even Shakespeare, Right?
Apr 22
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No, Books Are Not Remotely Too Expensive
Let’s Explore a Little Math
Apr 18
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Bookish Diversions: Anything Better than a Bookshop?
Just a Great Big Post About the Wonderful World of Bookstores: Big Ones, Little Ones, Running One, and Why They Matter. Plus, I Introduce You to the…
Apr 15
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Unpredictable Futures: Bonhoeffer and Bots
With Poets Training Generative AI, It’s Worth Asking: What Makes Us Human?
Apr 13
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Bookish Diversions: The Point of Poetry? Slow Down
Out of Fashion, Lyrical Labor, Phillis Wheatley, Poetry’s Psychology, Smoking Dante, More
Apr 8
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No One Utters Fopdoodle with Their Dignity Intact
English Is a Circus: 109 Words too Goofy for the Machines, Helpfully Compiled with the Aid of Those Machines
Apr 6
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Orwell, Lewis, and Us: What Contemporaries Share Without Seeing
Why Our Fiercest Opponents Are Often Our Closest Relatives
Apr 1
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