A newsletter and occasional 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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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, including the novel The Night Burns Bright. I'm a contributing writer to the New York Times Magazine and my reporting and essays have appeared in New York Magazine, the Nation, the Atlantic, and elsewhere.
A newsletter on literature and culture
Senior Lecturer in Dept of Pol Sci @ Penn. "Notes from the Middleground" at Substack; "Beg to Differ" pod @ The Bulwark; Senior Fellow, Niskanen Center; author of "The Theocons" & "The Religious Test"; former columnist w The Week
Former Senior Writer for Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, current writer of a political comedy Substack called "I Might Be Wrong" (imightbewrong.substack.com).
Blake Smith is a historian, critic and translator, currently at the Center for Advanced Study in Sofia, Bulgaria.
I'm a writer, I should know what to put here.
Author of “Squirrel Hill,” “Wisenheimer: A Childhood Subject to Debate," forthcoming bio of Judy Blume. I support local ice cream. Like many, I think human flourishing peaked senior year in college (in my case, 1996).
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