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Melih Levi looks back on his time with "champion of young writers" Eavan Boland.
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Colin Marshall's latest Korea Blog entry looks at Korea's megacorp through the book "Samsung Rising" by American journalist Geoffrey Cain.
Digital Trust: Talking to David Shrier
Andy Fitch talks with David Shrier about how to leverage and protect data and his book "Basic Blockchain."
On Not Learning from Camus’s The Plague
Cóilín Parsons talks about teaching Camus during our own plague, and we can — yet haven't — learned from it.
Looking the Wrong Way: A Review of Red Tory: My Corbyn Chemsex Hell by Spitzenprodukte
Ross McElwain reviews Spitzenprodukte's latest novel, set in the inner circles of the UK government around 2015.
A Reply to “We Were Always Men” by Henry Louis Gates Jr.
Tim Reid, Sr. pens a brief reply to Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s recent essay in "The New York Times."
Isolated Incidents: A Quarantine Diary
Rennie McDougall writes about how contagion spreads in the body and in the mind.
Eloy Fernández Porta and Christopher Heuer Discuss Into the White
Eloy Fernández Porta interviews Christopher Heuer about the mystery and anarchy of the poles, and his book "Into the White."
New Grassroots Resistance People: Talking to Theda Skocpol and Caroline Tervo
Andy Fitch talks with Theda Skocpol and Caroline Tervo about polarization, effective organizing, and their book "Upending American Politics."
