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Jacob Bacharach
Confessions of a Hacktivist
Barrett Brown wanted to use the internet to change the world. He ended up writing a remarkable memoir of his life in prison.
Adam Nayman
The Wayward Conservative Fantasies of Kevin Costner
Nostalgia is Kevin Costner’s specialty, from hits like “Field of Dreams” to revanchist epics like “Horizon.”
Kristen Martin
A Family Mystery, a Cancer Breakthrough, and a Sea of Uncertainty
Kristen Martin
A Family Mystery, a Cancer Breakthrough, and a Sea of Uncertainty
Books & the Arts
The Woman Behind Freud’s First Case Study
Hannah Zeavin
Hannah Zeavin
The Woman Behind Freud’s First Case Study
Last Summer
Is a Marvel of Toxic Lyricism
Adam Nayman
Adam Nayman
Last Summer
Is a Marvel of Toxic Lyricism
Last Summer
Is a Marvel of Toxic Lyricism
Adam Nayman
Adam Nayman
Last Summer
Is a Marvel of Toxic Lyricism
Is the United States Too Devoted to the Constitution?
John Fabian Witt
John Fabian Witt
Is the United States Too Devoted to the Constitution?
Is the United States Too Devoted to the Constitution?
John Fabian Witt
John Fabian Witt
Is the United States Too Devoted to the Constitution?
Jess Bergman
Hari Kunzru’s Escape From the Art Market
“Blue Ruin” is a sharp novel about art, authenticity, success, and disaster.
Richard J. Evans
Can the Museum Survive?
From looted artifacts to rogue employees, a series of crises have beset some of the world’s most visited collections.