
Phil Christman's public notebook--mostly about literature and the other arts, but also, frequently, about theology, politics, teaching writing, and university-related matters from a pro-labor perspective.
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Used to be you could generate several hundred dollars in yearly income and an agreeable few hours of emotional turbulence by writing a long stemwinder of a post reacting to, admonishing, editing, cursing The Discourse. It feels like that er...
As he's writing The American and The Europeans, Henry is also doing an amount of journalism that is exhausting to contemplate.
As he's writing The American and The Europeans, Henry is also doing an amount of journalism that is exhausting t...
on “The Tay Bridge Disaster”
I get to teach a 200-level class at least once a year, sometimes more than once. These are usually general-interest writing courses, just slightly more advanced than the first-year required class, but open to n...
Critical opinion seems to have settled on the idea of The American as The First Really Solid James Novel, the first of his novels (after Watch and Ward and Roderick) that a non-scholar would want to bother with.
Critical opinion seems to h...
Some recent work that I have forgotten to link from this newsletter, and some recent paid posts that free subscribers might have missed:
—a weird little tribute to Robert Ingersoll
—a complaint about the turn of phrase “restoring digni...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Author of "Why Christians Should Be Leftists" (Eerdmans, 2025), "How to Be Normal," and "Midwest Futures" (Belt, 2022 and 2020). Lecturer in the English Department Writing Program at University of Michigan.
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