We were late arriving in Damascus, though I can’t remember exactly why. There was traffic coming out of Aleppo, or perhaps we got lost in Damascus, or perhaps the stop for strong, bitter coffee along the way—our driver’s eyes kept...
A 1968 article foretells the world of “2000 A.D.”
Our 1953 review of “The Old Man and the Sea,” in hindsight.
David Cushman Coyle’s 1947 review of a proto-Pollan critique of the American diet.
Should lit mags be “a preserve for the elite”? Howard Junker thinks so.
Don’t worry, Zyzzyva loves you. Well, sort of.
Alice Walker’s daughter on her mother, an interview with Amy Sedaris, and Meghan O’Rourke on Miley Cyrus.
Augusten Burroughs, fake authors scamming bookstores, and pornography for the blind.
A noble, molten-cored blog entry on the spirited, subtle language of promotion.
