Think Bank
Jennifer Michael HechtBecause it's too hot to think in a tank. Unusual cultural musings by an award winning author and sometimes professor of history and of poetry. Ideas and the creative life. Books, art, tv, science, atheism, poetry, doubt etc.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Another Hechtian Rant Against Our Present Reality
Most people get kicked around by history at one point or another. Sometimes it’s a flood, or a plague, or your neighbors go insane. Sometimes you make plans and the river rises. It’s not the exception, it’s the rule. You reach for the stick...
To the Barricades: History is Revolting
From the beginnings of my study of French History, I’ve been fascinated by what starts a revolution. In Paris, the streets were narrow and made of cobblestone, so when there was a riot or revolution people pried up the cobblestones and buil...
Nonfiction Class this Sunday!
I have been taken out for lunch by agents, and lo! they didn’t want the book idea I was hawking, but with wine they did pass to me some secrets of the trade.
Being What It Turns Out You Are
This is my dog Goldie when she was a puppy. I was going to put up a pic of all my books in order to entice people to take the class I mention below, but decided on a puppy instead.
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I wrote The Wonder Paradox (FSG), Doubt: A History (Harper), Stay (Yale), Who Said (Copper Canyon), etc. PhD Columbia Univ. History of Science and Culture. Published in NYTimes, Washington Post, etc., appeared on Hardball, NPR, etc.
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