I always suspected there was an internal directive not to say 'Palestine,' because it was so strange that the paper only ever says 'Palestinians.' Turns out there is one!

have not stopped thinking about this eternally relevant book

such important work, as always, from Annie Lowrey

No one reveals the strangeness of our political world like ⁦Olivia Nuzzi⁩. nymag.com/intelligencer/…

“It had nothing to do with anything.” — Annie Dillard

NYC got an earthquake before an erewhon

✨🩸Official Announcement 🩸✨ hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-n…

I’ve been thinking all day about how her avidity for new poetry was itself a monumental event—the enthusiasm itself, the appetite, the encyclopedic zeal—the conviction, the breadth—giving the categories “newness” & “poetry” a valorous elevation, Parnassian—

RIP Marjorie Perloff. A towering critic. An amazingly sensitive, smart reader of poems. She brought a whole world of avant-garde writing into view with intellectual passion. May her memory be a blessing.

For our latest cover story, KerryHowley went deep into the wellness-obsessed world of Andrew Huberman, talking with former girlfriends who reveal a darker side to the neuroscientist-turned-podcast host: manipulative behavior, deceit, and numerous affairs trib.al/4xfCfq3

An impossible book, perfectly made. Congratulations to our winner, Roxanna Asgarian, and to all the extraordinary finalists in nonfiction—Jeff Sharlet, Kerry Howley, Dina Nayeri, and Christina Sharpe.

Meet the winners and finalists of the 2024 #LukasPrizes , presented by Nieman Foundation and Columbia Journalism to honor outstanding nonfiction writing.

Well done Dashka Slater, Alice Driver, Lorraine Boissoneault, Ned Blackhawk, KerryHowley and Gary J. Bass! nieman.harvard.edu/news/2024/03/w…

Many thanks to Nieman Foundation and Columbia Journalism for naming Bottom’s Up a finalist for the Lukas Prize!

There are legitimate, obvious reasons to question the president’s acuity. But this is not a smoking gun about his cognitive decline. I routinely forget which years my parents died, and which days. Still I remember, vividly, what it was like. Grief distorts everything in its wake.

I would be much more psychologically reassured by libraries being open on Sunday than by military goons rifling through my backpack

What if the end of the monarchy is just all of them kind of wandering off

I documented how you published a misleading column with multiple factual errors and errors of omission.

A month later, your only response is to invite me to discuss these errors with the author, on a podcast hosted and moderated by your publication?

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Congratulations also to the Lukas Book Prize shortlisted authors: KerryHowley, Cara McGoogan (@cjmcgoogan), Cameron McWhirter (@cammcwhirter), Zusha Elinson, joe sexton, Dashka Slater, and publishers Alfred A. Knopf Diversion Books Farrar,Straus&Giroux and Scribner. #LukasPrizes