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You Can’t “Maxxx” Your Way to a Good Life
In both the very early days of a book project and in the very late stages, authors are encouraged to answer some version of the following question: Why should this book exist? It can be a difficult question to answer.
When my publicist for...
What Do Teens Think About Marriage and Parenthood?
Religiously active boys are most interested in starting families, secular girls are less excited
Generation Uncoupled received its first review from Kirkus Reviews. The time between when you finish work on a book and when people actually s...
Confidence in College Has Collapsed
Americans have lost faith in higher ed, but is it because of politics?
Whatever your opinion about the state of higher education, Tyler Austin Harper’s recent Atlantic cover story, “Why I Quit The Tenure Track,” will likely make you feel s...
The Gen Z Gender Divide is Larger Than Ever
When it comes to politics, young women and men remain far apart
In case it was not already obvious, 2024 was not a great year for Democrats. President Joe Biden recorded his lowest approval rating of his entire term in the summer of 2024—a...
Social Media is Bad News for Teenagers, But Not All of Them
A new study of teenagers shows that heavy social media use may contribute to negative outcomes, but only for girls and only among the heaviest users.
We have a new survey out today, “A Digital Divide in American Adolescence: Gender, Class,...
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