Literature

‘“The Boy in the Striped Pajamas”: The Cost of Fictionalizing the Holocaust’: A Winning Student Open Letter
Wild, Haunting New Fantasy Novels
Thrilling Fantasy Novels to Take You on Wild Adventures
Book Review: ‘Lifeguard,’ by Janet Fash with Clio Chang
Shirley Lord, Beauty Editor, Novelist and Society Fixture, Dies at 93
Darwin spent only five weeks in the Galápagos. He ate tortoise, rode tortoise, and drank tortoise urine
Darwin spent only five weeks in the Galápagos. He ate tortoise, rode tortoise, and drank tortoise urine
Oscar Wilde said there is only good art and bad art — the artist's morality is beside the point. But it's not that simple 
Oscar Wilde said there is only good art and bad art — the artist's morality is beside the point. But it's not that simple 
Karl Popper is sometimes credited with coining "conspiracy theory." He didn't. The phrase is older and stranger 
Karl Popper is sometimes credited with coining "conspiracy theory." He didn't. The phrase is older and stranger 
Would You Let an A.I. Michael Caine Read You the ‘Odyssey’?
A New ‘Odyssey’ Audiobook Puts the ‘A.I.’ in ‘Michael Caine’
When the blogosphere gave way to Substack, writers gained audiences but lost one another. Noah Smith explains
When the blogosphere gave way to Substack, writers gained audiences but lost one another. Noah Smith explains
People in arts and culture resist AI most fiercely  and miss what is most interesting about it: the way it uses language
Is there life after death? The psychiatrist Ian Stevenson spent his life collecting evidence. What he found was suggestive — but unprovable
Rare Books on Sex Have Spiced Things Up at a Library Franklin Founded
Book Review: ‘The Housewives Underground,’ by Kaitlyn Tiffany
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