Matt Pearce
Essayist on power, media, democracy and literature. Opinions my own. May the forces of evil become confused on the way to your house.
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What do you do with Saul Bellow today?
Sometimes I come across a fact so unexpectedly alien, the experience is like an archaeologist who was trying to dig up yet another T-Rex but instead shovels up a pottery shard from some heretofore lost Atlantis. There are expected histories...
The fight that Hollywood and newsrooms have in common
(The NewsGuild-CWA)
These views are my own; one of my views is you should thank a local union for this Labor Day.
Media unions tend not to arrive when times are good but when times are bad, like an insurance policy that only gets upped af...
California is about to do something really cool for local journalism
A brief professional interlude: Readers of this newsletter, or followers who know me from online generally, probably do not know that these days I am the director of policy at Rebuild Local News, the leading U.S. nonprofit that advocates fo...
Your writing style is a monster you assemble from stolen parts
Stuart Dybek’s 2003 short story collection “I Sailed with Magellan.”
When I think back on the authors who ruined me as a writer, there was that postrecession era after 2008 where, like a lot of other Millennial men, I had the experience of...
How to live cynically
It’s an insult to call someone a “cynic.” In modern dictionaries, the cynic believes everyone is self-interested. But the word’s connotation conveys something more than that, a bitterness. The cynic sucks. They’re negative all the time. The...
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