The Children's Hospital: On David Foster Wallace
Vulnerability was what made David Foster Wallace so beloved, but it often led him to surrender too much in his fiction.
William Deresiewicz
Vulnerability was what made David Foster Wallace so beloved, but it often led him to surrender too much in his fiction.
William Deresiewicz
As contradictory as the gospel truths of California's digerati are the dogmas of West Coast evangelicalism, a melding of Jefferson and Jesus.
Between a fifth and a third of the white population remained loyal to Britain in 1776. Why?
When organized crime and drug violence came to Monterrey, the city turned to the military for help. It was a choice many would come to regret.
"Set Apart," "Early April," "Marco Polo"
"After Sappho (The Volcano)," "The Children's Museum," "Threading the Q"
A new edition of The First English Dictionary of Slang is a saucy survey of the rogue jargon of the late seventeenth century.
Is there a human language without birdsong in it?