Jonathan Franzen wants you to take him seriously, but he’s more charming if you don’t.
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Jonathan Franzen wants you to take him seriously, but he’s more charming if you don’t.
A book about ideology, Nazis, meaning and a cosmic bond between three friends.
One of the best, most non-adversarial novel I’ve read about conservative values.
Brian Alan Ellis is a heartbroken idealist. Fight me if you think I’m wrong.
This is a good book about Matthew McConaughey, but it’s an even better book about success.
This is about Chuck Klosterman and also about my dog dying. Everything is related. Even when it accidentally is.
A one stop shop for whoever is writing anything. The wisdom in this book will make your words sing.
Never before have we taken our own opinions so seriously. But what if we’re wrong to do so?
This biography might be factually accurate, but it doesn’t rekindle the magic of David Foster Wallace’s presence.
An essay on how villainy is (mostly) something that happens to you.
