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How Nature Writing Has Changed
Giovanni Costa, Warsash (1879). Source: Wikimedia Commons.
Good morning! In the latest issue of the Hedgehog Review, Alan Jacobs looks at how writing about the natural world has changed over the last two hundred years:
About a hundred p...
“It’s Only Music. I’m Not Saving People’s Lives”
Good morning! I am listening to the song “Sarniezz” by the very weird band Angine de Poitrine, who are a cross between Daft Punk, Ghostland Observatory, and Primus. The song’s not bad. Laura Snapes interviews the band for the Guardian. They...
“Where Poet Is Activist, the Poems Start to Look a Lot Like Cant”
Good morning! The Nigerian poet and critic Ernest Jesuyemi was selected as a National Book Critics Circle Emerging Critics Fellow—a program that seeks to “identify, nurture, and support the development of the next generation of book critics...
The Third Annual First Things Poetry Prize
Good morning! The third annual First Things Poetry Prize is open for submissions. There is no submission fee to enter—something that is increasingly rare—and all poems are judged blind. This year’s outside judge is James Matthew Wilson, the...
“Alphabetizing Physics into a Finite Set of Meaningful States”
Also: Henry James’s bad novel, the ancien régime’s ideal garden, reading a 1,500-year-old New Testament manuscript, and more.
Good morning! With the rise of AI and the reduction of book coverage at national newspapers, it might seem that t...
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Micah Mattix has written for The Wall Street Journal, National Review, The Atlantic, Humanities, and many other publications. He is a former senior editor at Spectator World and former contributing editor to The Weekly Standard.
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