The capacity for change
In the past we have seen both extreme ugliness and bold reform when it comes to our democracy.
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Sustaining the dream through turbulent times
As we celebrate the 249th anniversary of Independence Day, there is still much work to do.
The Copernicus of baseball
As a splendid new biography shows, they broke the mold with Earl Weaver.
Prisoners of their own secrets
A novel that blends history in Old Edinburgh with a well-crafted crime story of blackmail and murder.
The many forms of love
Stoner has been described as “the greatest American novel you’ve never read.”
Be not afraid
An installment of the Chief Inspector Gamache series is fast-paced, layered, and ultimately satisfying.
We see things as we are
How many memories are there because of misunderstandings or misremembrances?
When a butterfly flaps its wings
In Richard Flanagan’s superb memoir “Experience is but a moment. Making sense of that moment is a life.”
Challenging a narrative of rupture between past and present
A conversation with the editors of a new book on the writings and work of Gustavo Giovannoni.
Reflection. Recalibration. Renewal.
Merton said “We have to be free so that we can just step across the line and that’s it.” That’s real freedom.
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