Chris Yogerst reviews Random House copy chief Benjamin Dreyer's "Dreyer's English."
Everyone Can Benefit from Dreyer’s English — Especially Scholars
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Elena Sheppard reviews Wendy Guerra's new novel, "Revolution Sunday."
Reading Tocqueville in Korea (Part Two)
"On my arrival in the United States, it was the religious atmosphere which first struck me," Alexis de Tocqueville writes in "Democracy in America."
Understanding Murnane?
Alan Kennedy discusses Gerald Murnane, "Something for the Pain: A Memoir of the Turf," and horse racing.
In a Universe which Keeps Bifurcating: Talking to Lord Martin Rees
Andy Fitch talks to Lord Martin Rees about his book "On the Future: Prospects for Humanity."
Michael Cohen and Me: It’s Complicated
"What is the takeaway of the congressional testimony, as well as Michael Cohen’s more global sleaziness, for the diehards of Trumplandia?"
Sacred Shelter Offers an Opportunity to Understand Homelessness through Life Stories
Marlena Trafas reviews Susan Celia Greenfield's "Sacred Shelter" and the power of stories of homelessness.
Bumblebee’s Bungled Politics, Or: John Cena as Metaphor
Niv M. Sultan reviews "Bumblebee," the latest film in the Transformers franchise.
The Undeserving Favourite
Grace Hadland critiques Yorgos Lanthimos's representation of queerness in his newest film "The Favourite."
Acclimatizing Conservation
Alejandro E. Camacho contributes to the Provocations series in conjunction with UCI's "Fire and Ice: The Shifting Narratives of Climate Change." conference.
