This month in culture: June 2024
Our guide to what should be on your radar
Our guide to what should be on your radar
Christopher Harding is more tolerant than I am and has a greater affinity with the seekers. But he has written a very interesting book as a result
The city is a psychological assault course, an emotional minefield, for people like me who are chronically apologetic
The Greeks had a concept of the ‘intellect’ that is the diametric opposite of our own
A look at the late Czech novelist’s legacy and philosophy
Homogenized modern vehicles have made driving mundane
What the cultured right needs is what the left has: an avant-garde
I’m in Hanoi for a month as part of my Walking the World project
Some hope the boom continues but others are less pleased
Our priority is therapeutic: to be comfortable and feel welcome
Might the uptick in club openings tell us something profound?
It’s technically a chore, but more leisure activity than work
‘White men need not apply’ is corrupting science
Rather than preparing to live out the rest of this century in misery, I’m now giddily optimistic
The trend that spells doom for the country
Literature in the West is dead for the simple reason that the West itself is virtually dead
Politicians and the media have done their best to downplay the post-2015 wave of harassment and assaults
The art of the corrida teaches respect for mortality
What’s happened to American culture?
America must teach immigrants how to be Americans