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Big Pharma Greed’s Knows No Bounds

The game theory of John von Neumann transformed the 20th century

A Fragmentary History of California

Sex workers have been banned from Airbnb for years

The Enigma of John Donne

Godard Was Cinema

Eco-Fiction Became Realer Than Realism

The Literary Games of Fernando Pessoa

The Zen Playboy the Life and Times of Stewart Brand

What Was the Wiretap?

A Man in Transit: The Many Lives of Billy Wilder

Stephen Crane’s Lifetime of Mystery

When Big Brother Is Your Boss: The Rise of Surveillance Wages - Everything the Internet knows about you may end up being used against you by your employer.

My parents collect cans for a living

Frequent Gunfire: What Was It Like to Be Ernest Hemingway? (2017)

John Keats’s Politics of Pain and Renewal

The history of what we call work

Joan Didion’s Long View

Junk – Mark Bittman’s History of Why We Eat Bad Food

A Prophet at the Barbecue: Larry McMurtry, 1936–2021

A Cold Heaven: Graham Greene’s God

‘Things’ in Fiction Shape the Way We Read

Why Do We Believe in Photographs?

Among the Rank and File: Nikolai Gogol in the Twilight of Empire

Liberty’s Discontents: The contested history of freedom

In the Vicinity of Genius

Gratitude and Forbearance: On Christopher Lasch (2011)

The User Always Loses

The Promise of Freedom: Orlando Patterson’s Modern World

Federal Agencies Tapped Protesters’ Phones in Portland - Homeland Security has not yet come clean to the public about the full extent of its intelligence operations in Portland.