The New Republic | November 7, 1914
Jack Kerouac (possibly drunk) interviewed by Fernanda Piavno
- February 18, 2010 | 12:00 am
CHRISTOPHER BENFEY on THE HISTORY OF GAYS IN THE MILITARY
JED PERL on THE COLLECTED WRITINGS OF JACK TWORKOV AND GRACE HARTIGAN
ELLEN HANDLER SPITZ on THE RISE OF POSTMODERN BEDTIME STORIES
STEVEN HAHN on THE EARLY DAYS OF INTERRACIAL BASEBALL
SALLY SATEL on BIOETHICS
MARGO HOWARD on THE JOHN EDWARDS TELL-ALL
DAVID MICHAEL on THE ANIMAL RIGHTS WARS
SALLY SATEL on THE SCIENCE AND CULTURE OF DRUG ADDICTION
ADAM KIRSCH on THE ANTI-ENLIGHTENMENT TRADITION
NAOMI DAREMBLUM on ISABEL ALLENDE'S ABYSMAL NEW NOVEL
PETER CLARKE on THE FAMILIAL RIVALRIES AND BATTLES THAT LED TO THE GREAT WAR
NICHOLAS CARR on THE PROBLEM OF NOISE
