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Review of The Miniature Wife
Peacock’s new sci-fi series The Miniature Wife is an arch-feminist revision of Honey, I Shrunk…
Review of ‘Spies and Other Gods’ Review of Spies and Other Gods
In the acknowledgements section of his latest novel, James Wolff shows his appreciation to…
Could 48-year-old Tom Brady make an NFL comeback?
The story slipped under the radar, at least as much as one involving arguably the biggest…
A lost art
Along with Rembrandt van Rijn and Frans Hals, Johannes Vermeer (1632-1675) was a major artist…
Pub trivia artifacts
I heard that this morning from a classmate, during the casual chit-chat phase of class when…
Completed ‘Hail Mary’
Movies too often use outer space as nothing more than a convenient setting for battles,…
Politics in the Age of Total Control
For the most part, I relished my eight years as staff writer for Columbia University’s Fu…
An American sandwich in London
The sandwich and parliamentary democracy were made by English aristocrats and remade in…
An apartment building for the Chopras: Review of The Complex
Early in The Complex, the third novel by Karan Mahajan, a character reflects on the dynamics of…
The Kraken waketh
Even Alfred, Lord Tennyson was young once. You wouldn’t know it from the photos, thanks to…
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