A newsletter and podcast about the writers and public intellectuals who either are key players in the American intellectual scene or who typify an important aspect of it.
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# Workers of the World, Divide
I have a poor eye for specific sociological detail but a good brain for psychology and the things that drive people to block and hurt others. —Matthew Gasda
Wesley Yang in 2011, reading from "Paper Tigers," the New York Magazine cover story that won a National Magazine Award and was subsequently collected in Souls of Yellow Folk.
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Daniel Oppenheimer's Substack is Eminent Americans, a newsletter and podcast about the contemporary American intellectual scene. He is the author of Exit Right (Simon & Schuster, 2016) and Far From Respectable (University of Texas Press, 2021).
I'm the author of three books and my next novel, Glass Century, will be published in 2025. I'm a contributing writer to the New York Times Magazine and my reporting and essays have appeared in New York Magazine, the Nation, and elsewhere.
Freelance writer
Comments on politics, letters, and everyday life: "What Now, After Work?" "Covid Diary" "The Rationality of God Talk" "Who Needs Patriarchy?" "When Science Becomes Fiction" "Subway Stories" Etc.
Christian writer and poet. I'm here, like I'm anywhere, for the Word and the words.
Books out or forthcoming from Feminist Press, Princeton University Press, and HarperTeen Stories, essays, and poetry in Asimov's, Analog, Clarkesworld, American Short Fiction, Lithub, etc
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