In case we don’t get the point, Orlean (author of 'The Orchard Thief' and 'The Library Book'), reminds us numerous times that she falls into one of two categories of writers: “those who have something ...
Pasqual Gutierrez plays himself, and Miguel Huerta plays his doppelganger (also named Miguel). Miguel is the only source of ...
We are encouraged to look at the success of individual women as evidence of a success achievable by all women. Instead, this ...
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Failure of U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks Was Predictable — but Military Strikes Create Many Unknowns
A lot of this optimism appeared to have dissipated by the time the two sides held another round of talks on Feb. 26. While mediator Oman’s negotiators continued to talk of progress, the U.S. side was ...
The final film I saw was, by far, the standout of the festival. Sundance has built a reputation for launching powerful documentaries, and this year Poh Is Teng’s American Doctor proved triumphant. The ...
Many nights, Spooks turn on their shortwave radios and drift through the frequencies. On any given night, one can hear amateur radio stations broadcasting church sermons, utility traffic for aircrafts ...
On a sweltering summer day in 2013, a single tweet from Tahrir Square sparked a global conversation. Armed with nothing but smartphones, Egyptian protesters captured the raw energy of a movement that ...
In this article and accompanying video, writer Mark Orwoll recounts his adventures in Dominica and discovering the delights of bush rum. Read, and watch the video below. I have a high tolerance for ...
Somewhere between the unexpectedly comfortable economy class seat on a discount Korean airline flight and the silence of an early morning in Christchurch's Riccarton neighborhood, it hit me: The ...
When I first met Kristoffer Polaha, it was 2003 and he thought he was going to be one of the biggest stars in the world. I know this not because the then 20-something actor wore the guise of a big ...
The late Andy Rooney once said, “Writers don’t retire. Writers never stop writing.” Perhaps the urge to write consistently, whenever the mood strikes, and the desire to pour words onto paper and ...
Poets have never had an easy go of it, in day-to-day life or in letters. There’s not much that is expressively sublime about paying the rent, or helping a friend move furniture. Novelists and ...
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