A narcissistic world view that crops up time and again in Certain American States.
Reviews
Perfect Places, Perfect Company: by Robert Adams
In an interview with Art21, photographer Robert Adams waxed philosophical: “Most of the time, things…
The Curse of Bigness: by Tim Wu
The Curse of Bigness is a primer for a more egalitarian America, the like of…
Iron Maiden: Album by Album: by Martin Popoff
The perfect companion for the kind of full-oeuvre deep dive that the streaming era has…
Hark! The Herald Angels Scream: Edited by Christopher Golden
Hark! The Herald Angels Scream will likely satisfy a good majority of horror fans, regardless…
Let’s Go (So We Can Get Back): by Jeff Tweedy
Less a portrait of the artist as much as it is the search of a…
Atlas of the Irish Revolution: Edited by John Crowley, Dónal Ó Drisceoil, Mike Murphy and John Borgonovo
Encourages students, teachers and the serious investigator to reflect on the troubles which these heady…
We the People: by Erwin Chemerinsky
We the People is a non-polemical polemic.
Cult X: by Fuminori Nakamura
Cult X is too full of ideas to fully succeed.
Dreadful Young Ladies: by Kelly Barnhill
Barnhill’s tales will capture the hearts of adults but will also help introduce younger readers…