Auden’s Island
Alan Jacobs
A new book finds Auden negotiating and renegotiating his relationship with the island on which he was born.
A new book finds Auden negotiating and renegotiating his relationship with the island on which he was born.
Cutting anti-natalists down is one thing, but building up the left’s case for children is more difficult.
The Amazon economy has unquestionably changed consumption.
Our contemporary culture is a culture of nihilism without nihilists.
Our identity—insofar as it may be thought of as a fortress—is less adept at resisting life’s various microassaults at 3 am.
What is the relationship between our conception of ultimate purpose and digital technology?
The fact is that we do not hold desire and reason together very well.