Reprise: Writers Respond to Donald Trump’s 2024 Reëlection | The New Yorker
Writers reflect on his return to the Presidency, and the consequences for women, the exercise of power, and the country’s future.| The New Yorker
Writers reflect on his return to the Presidency, and the consequences for women, the exercise of power, and the country’s future.| The New Yorker
Politics | The Point Magazine
Nobody shares all their private complaints with an audience, but how do we know how much to share and with whom? Certainly, in the name […]| The Point Magazine
In November, Politico published a profile of Claire Lehmann, the founder of the web magazine Quillette, which it hailed as the “unofficial digest” of the intellectual dark web.| The Point Magazine
For a country so often believed to be anti-intellectual, it is striking how much of American political conversation has come to revolve around seemingly pedantic […]| The Point Magazine
Politics | The Point Magazine
The American People Have Triumphed| emmaecollins.substack.com
in light of recent developments at my workplace and a recent argument with some guy online, i’ve been thinking a little bit about the idea that substack (or some platform like it) could serve as a replacement for “legacy” media (or really any publication with certain institutional safeguards in place, e.g., editors, fact-checkers, and enough resources to support serious reporting).| afeteworsethandeath.substack.com
on delusional fantasies and self-respect ✦ feat. Elsa Morante, Didion, Flaubert and Tolstoy| www.personalcanon.com
