Sinners and Strivers

  TL;DR: Long Live the Post Horn! is just like Albert Camus' the Stranger, except instead of doing a racism and being condemned to dea...

  The trope that automation is coming for your job is a discourse trend as old as Aristotle. The discussion generally asserts automation and...

  I  am once again plagued by books with important stories to tell. Late-stage capitalism has let loose a torrent of books by journalists an...

  The American left maintains the constant goal of articulating a better world. This means reshaping the American perspective of what is pol...

  "Don't be against yourself. There is enough cruelty in the world as it is." Set in 1944 Newark, New Jersey in the height of ...

I was at Powell's Books in Portland, specifically in their politics section, when it hit me: looking for new books to read always makes ...

Written in devastatingly beautiful prose, Arundhati Roy's The God of Small Things starts with an immense tragedy - the drowning of a you...