Author: davenoon
I must admit that I don't find this at all surprising:Caitlin C. Rosenthal didn’t intend to write a book about slavery. She set out to tackle something much more mundane:.
I'm just going to have to assume that in ordinary, grammatically complex conversations with actual human beings, these folks are simply unable to carry on for longer than five minutes.
It's probably not worth adding to Scott's corrective observations on Connor Kilpatrick's Jacobin post, but since I'm currently working on a manuscript about Lincoln in American fiction, I'm more or.
Robert Barnwell Rhett would be embarrassed to learn that his self-parodying ideological heirs are, it seems, actually pleading with the Twelfth Imam to set them the fuck free already. The.
Paul Ryan, among many others, is evidently dismayed that the 2012 Democratic Party platform has performed a third-trimester abortion on Baby Jesus, whereas the GOP platform has been cleverly inscribed.
Yes I would, Kent. When the rat-muscled cyborg jellyfish rise up and devour your loved ones, you can thank me for at least trying to sound the alarm.
...this novel by Stephen L. Carter sounds horrendous. . . . Carter, now a best-selling novelist, nonfiction author and professor at Yale Law School, has his own shelf of [Lincoln].
If you were looking for a reason to crawl inside a dark hole today, Maurice Sendak's death should do nicely. And if that doesn't work, read or listen to his.