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…
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Paul Ehrlich 1932-2026
Paul Ehrlich would have wanted you dead. Moreso, he wished you were never born. Ehrlich hated…
Some Students Have Never Read A Book. This Bill Would Fix That
Kids hardly read anymore, for pleasure or for school, so it’s no wonder reading scores continue…
Modern Fertility Technology Is Overriding Our Moral Compass
While studying the menu at an elegant restaurant in Mexico City, I overheard women at a table…
The Kraken waketh
Even Alfred, Lord Tennyson was young once. You wouldn’t know it from the photos, thanks to…
How to get your kids reading — even in the age of screens and AI
Looking for a present for a young child? Amid the cultural maelstrom of 21st-century America,…
Book clubs are about more than just books
A few years ago, a college friend called me on my birthday. He’d been feeling, he said, a…
Memoirs from presidential candidates shed light on 2028 strategy
Several of those viewed as likely candidates, Govs. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) and Andy Beshear (D-KY)…
Newsom book tour missteps expose 2028 campaign ‘growing pains’
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) has spent years cultivating the image of a polished, camera-ready…
Review of ‘I Give You My Silence’
Mario Vargas Llosa won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2010 “for his cartography of structures…
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