Time to Reboot My Privilege

Time to Reboot My Privilege

I had a bad day last Friday, a day considerably worse than Thomas L. Friedman’s, but it was an all-too-typical day for America. Because, as…

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RIP Eartha Kitt

RIP Eartha Kitt

(via Tayari)

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New Guardian Post

New Guardian Post

I’ve remained relatively silent about the holiday season, but the good folks at the Guardian, intuitively detecting my unspoken position, asked me to write a…

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On the Unpredictability of Balding

On the Unpredictability of Balding

Since moving to New York, I have developed the habit of growing a beard and shaving it off (along with the hair on my head),…

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What Everybody Can Learn from Anita Bruzzese

What Everybody Can Learn from Anita Bruzzese

As a guy who writes unapologetically for both print and online outlets, I have a lot of fun reading smug and woefully out-of-touch posts from…

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A Decent Issue of the NYTBR for Once?

A Decent Issue of the NYTBR for Once?

I am especially surprised to see that this week’s edition of the New York Times Book Review has a lot of good material. I don’t…

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The Bat Segundo Show: Paul Schrader

The Bat Segundo Show: Paul Schrader

Paul Schrader recently appeared on The Bat Segundo Show #255. Paul Schrader is a filmmaker who is most recently the director of Adam Resurrected. The…

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Cry of the Hornet

Cry of the Hornet

The loud flashes pierced into his eyes as they ushered him before the cameras. The shrapnel of sharp questions sliced into inextricable loss that the…

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Revised Thoughts on Twitter

Revised Thoughts on Twitter

Twitter has changed everything for me. I say this after last year’s unsuccessful initial plunge. Back then, I did not understand Twitter and dismissed it,…

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Alternate Final Paragraphs for the John Sargent Memo

Alternate Final Paragraphs for the John Sargent Memo

Gawker recently republished a memo distributed to Macmillan employees that announced a pay freeze for anyone making over $50,000. The memo contained one of the…

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