Raymond Ang: Is Ocean Vuong America's Last Celebrity Author?
Diante Lee: The NFL Wants You to Watch the Kansas City Chiefs
John Maier: Male Authors Don’t Need Your Pity
Jordan Castro: The Age of Self
Marco Roth: The Lisbon illusion
Blake Smith: The Terror of Mediocrity
Nadia Asparouhova: We Are Our Attention
Madeleine Adams: W.A.S.T.E. Not
Ariana Marsh: When Did Wellness Become a Status Symbol?
Patrick T. Brown: Focus on the Families
Brian J. A. Boyd: Will AI Be Alive?
Louisa Thomas: Goliath vs. Goliath
Jim Kelly: The Man Behind the Mustache
John Tamny: Butch Meily's "From Manilla to Wall Street"
Lauren Michele Jackson: The Paradoxes of Feminine Muscle
David Rooney: Mission Impossible: Tom Cruise Delivers
Timothy Aubry: Gateway Books
Thomas Beller: Searching For Michael Jordan in Wilmington
Adrian Nathan West: America’s Puritans Are Back
Oliver Bateman: The Work of Saving Higher Education
Dan Hitchens: The Man Without Illusions
Mark Bauerlein: Why Twain Endures
Kevin Lozano: Judgement Day
Dustin Illingworth: The Rooms of Fiction
August 10, 2014Madison is the ideal subject for any writer who wants to show what happens when big ideas meet practical politics in an era of great upheaval.
