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The Case of the Disappearing Worlds
In which I buy old books
Someone recently went viral on Twitter with a post lamenting the way obscure discarded books are being systematically bulk-bought, scanned and cannibalized for AI training, then destroyed. The scanning process cuts...
Christopher Nolan Can't Bring Odysseus Home
All reviews of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey should begin with the recognition that the poem may be great, but in its original shape it is unfilmable. The most faithful English-language stab at doing so—Andrei Konchalovsky’s 1997 miniseri...
London Summer Diary: ARC, Day 2
In which I meet a saint, drink too much champagne, and consider what it means to be human
I apologize to my patient readers for the delay in chronicling my continued London summer adventures. Hopefully this very beefy second-day report of...
Candace Owens and the Comfort of Conspiracy
If the Candace Owens show is the worst novel ever written, why do people keep turning the pages?
My mind has been uneasily occupied this week with dark thoughts of two murders, one old and one new. The new news is the shocking murder of a...
London Summer Diary: ARC Day 1
This year, I was offered a discounted ticket to return to the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference in London, which I experienced for the first time last year. That was my first experience of London, so I enjoyed myself very much...
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