July 22, 2014
Falling for a straphanger reading The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon on the subway in New York.
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Falling for a straphanger reading The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon on the subway in New York.
Read MoreNo, it’s not because they disapprove of his kinky love triangle with Betty and Veronica.
Read MoreSaga by Brian K. Vaughan, Sex Criminals by Matt Fraction and Fables by Bill Willingham prove it’s a serious thing, being ridiculous.
Read MoreHe looked deeply into her eyes, and she said, “You’re off the case.” Then everything went black. (Because it was all just a string of cliches.)
Read MoreOn the eve of America’s entrance into World War II, the U.S. military wanted to ensure its men got along across the pond without too many “boners.”
Read MoreMark Twain, Barbara Ehrenreich, Christopher Hitchens and David Foster Wallace on what it means to love your country.
Read MoreFrom 1910 to 2003, from Tanizaki to Murakami and beyond, a quick tour through a century of literature from the land of the rising sun.
Read MoreHow much truth is there behind the reading habits on Orange is the New Black?
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