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The Atlantic

02.07.2025

How Claire McCardell Invented the “American Look” - The Atlantic

How Claire McCardell changed women’s fashion

The Atlantic

02.07.2025

The Mainstreaming of Literary Kink - The Atlantic

A noirish novel set in the world of strip clubs and BDSM dungeons ventures beyond titillation and into the daily grind.

The Atlantic

01.07.2025

A New History of the Western Hemisphere - The Atlantic

A recent book suggests that Latin American democracy may hold lessons for the current U.S. political moment

The Atlantic

30.06.2025

A Poem by Christopher Kondrich: ‘For Now’ - The Atlantic

A poem

The Atlantic

28.06.2025

The Books Briefing: Toni Morrison’s Definition of a Legacy - The Atlantic

As a writer and an editor, she put humanity plainly on the page, where it would outlast her and her critics alike.

The Atlantic

28.06.2025

'The Antidote' to Guilty Memories - The Atlantic

A fantastical new novel from Karen Russell turns the whispered secrets of a Dust Bowl town into a bold metaphor for repressed history.

The Atlantic

25.06.2025

The Perils of ‘Design Thinking’ - The Atlantic

How did the concept become the solution to society’s most deeply entrenched problems?

The Atlantic

25.06.2025

The Real Reason Men Should Read Fiction - The Atlantic

Literature is often pushed on allegedly reluctant men as a machine for empathy. I read it for a different reason.

The Atlantic

25.06.2025

How Toni Morrison Changed Publishing - The Atlantic

At night, she worked on her novels. By day, as an editor at Random House, she championed a new generation of writers.

The Atlantic

24.06.2025

Americans Are Tired of Choice - The Atlantic

How did freedom become synonymous with having lots of options?

The Atlantic

23.06.2025

A Poem by Prageeta Sharma: ‘Passions of the Void’ - The Atlantic

A poem

The Atlantic

22.06.2025

Three Giants, Talking While Hurtling Through Space - The Atlantic

In Pip Adam’s extraordinary, humane book Audition, the stars are both a dystopian place and a site of uncharted possibility.

The Atlantic

21.06.2025

The Books Briefing: How a Book Can Change a Graduate’s Life - The Atlantic

After I finished college, Leslie Jamison’s The Empathy Exams won my allegiance immediately and forever.

The Atlantic

19.06.2025

A Provocative Argument About What Creates Serial Killers - The Atlantic

In her new book, Murderland, Caroline Fraser argues that the rise of these criminals has deep roots in the release of industrial waste.

The Atlantic

17.06.2025

Yes I Will Read ‘Ulysses’ Yes - The Atlantic

How Richard Ellman made James Joyce a hero to generations of readers and scholars

The Atlantic

16.06.2025

A Poem by Gioncarlo Valentine: ‘A Father’s Prayer’ - The Atlantic

A poem

The Atlantic

16.06.2025

Fathers Don’t Just Protect—They Prepare - The Atlantic

My grandfather helped his family survive in Nazi-occupied Austria. What his story taught me about fatherhood.

The Atlantic

14.06.2025

Seven Books for People Figuring Out Their Next Move - The Atlantic

These titles are great tools for anyone trying to navigate new opportunities, new places, or new phases of life.

The Atlantic

14.06.2025

The benefits of refusing - The Atlantic

Melissa Febos’s The Dry Season made me wonder what narrow portals I’m looking through in my life, and what I might see if I turn away from them.

The Atlantic

12.06.2025

What the Return of the Wolf Means for Humans - The Atlantic

A new book explores what the wolf’s return to the continent means for people who have never known its presence.

The Atlantic

10.06.2025

The Real Message Behind ‘Les Misérables’ - The Atlantic

As Donald Trump prepares to host Les Mis at the Kennedy Center, a Victor Hugo scholar imagines what the author would make of the president.

The Atlantic

10.06.2025

What to Read When You’re Ready to Say No - The Atlantic

Purposeful refusal, far from depriving us, can make way for unexpected bounty.

The Atlantic

07.06.2025

What the Great Teen Movies Tell Us About American Adolescence - The Atlantic

What the great teen movies tell us about American adolescence

The Atlantic

06.06.2025

An Innocent Abroad in Mark Twain's Paris - The Atlantic

My quest for a true literary experience resulted in choucroute, a surprise organ feast, an epiphany at the Louvre, existential dread, and a rowboat.

The Atlantic

05.06.2025

What Edmund White Knew About Pleasure - The Atlantic

Edmund White, who died yesterday at 85, infused his life with as much pleasure as he did his writing.

The Atlantic

05.06.2025

A Ukrainian Crime Caper That Undermines Expectations - The Atlantic

Andrey Kurkov’s crime thrillers provide timely lessons for anyone living under an oppressive regime.

The Atlantic

04.06.2025

‘Flashlight’ Captures What Comes After Rage - The Atlantic

Susan Choi’s new book, Flashlight, considers the evolution of rage.

The Atlantic

03.06.2025

What You Lose When You Focus on Partnership - The Atlantic

Melissa Febos’s new book, The Dry Season, recounts a year of celibacy and the freedom it gave her to reconnect with the world.

The Atlantic

02.06.2025

A Poem by Nicky Vaid: ‘How to Open a Hole’ - The Atlantic

A poem

The Atlantic

31.05.2025

The Books Briefing: When the Status Quo Doesn’t Cut It - The Atlantic

Alternatives to the medical or economic state of affairs offer hope—and danger.

The Atlantic

31.05.2025

How to Look at Paul Gauguin - The Atlantic

He was misunderstood, then adored, then vilified. Who was he really?

The Atlantic

30.05.2025

The Perilous Spread of the Wellness Craze - The Atlantic

A new book reveals how health-care inequality fueled the spread of anti-science conspiracy theories.

The Atlantic

30.05.2025

What to Read When You’re Bored - The Atlantic

When malaise strikes, a book can break the spell—if you choose the right one.

The Atlantic

29.05.2025

A Reality Check for Tech Oligarchs - The Atlantic

Powerful Silicon Valley leaders are prioritizing their utopian vision of the future over the concerns of people in the present.

The Atlantic

27.05.2025

A Poem by William H. McRaven: ‘I Remember’ - The Atlantic

A poem

The Atlantic

27.05.2025

A New Way of Thinking About the Changing Climate - The Atlantic

A growing number of climate activists are taking up a fresh idea as a rallying cry and a legal strategy: Nature, in all its manifestations, is alive.

The Atlantic

24.05.2025

The Books Briefing: The Funniest Part of Alison Bechdel’s Work - The Atlantic

The author is willing to let her main character be both her double and the butt of her joke.

The Atlantic

24.05.2025

The World That ‘Wages for Housework’ Wanted - The Atlantic

The 1970s campaign fought to get women paid for their work in the home—and envisioned a society built to better support motherhood.

The Atlantic

22.05.2025

An Awkward Truth About American Work - The Atlantic

Direct-selling schemes are considered fringe businesses, but their values have bled into the national economy.

The Atlantic

22.05.2025

America’s Johnson & Johnson Problem - The Atlantic

A new book reveals how Big Pharma’s brazen behavior fueled medical mistrust.

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The Atlantic - Books & Literature

How Claire McCardell Invented the “American Look” - The Atlantic

The Mainstreaming of Literary Kink - The Atlantic

A New History of the Western Hemisphere - The Atlantic

A Poem by Christopher Kondrich: ‘For Now’ - The Atlantic

The Books Briefing: Toni Morrison’s Definition of a Legacy - The Atlantic

'The Antidote' to Guilty Memories - The Atlantic

The Perils of ‘Design Thinking’ - The Atlantic

The Real Reason Men Should Read Fiction - The Atlantic

How Toni Morrison Changed Publishing - The Atlantic

Americans Are Tired of Choice - The Atlantic

A Poem by Prageeta Sharma: ‘Passions of the Void’ - The Atlantic

Three Giants, Talking While Hurtling Through Space - The Atlantic

The Books Briefing: How a Book Can Change a Graduate’s Life - The Atlantic

A Provocative Argument About What Creates Serial Killers - The Atlantic

Yes I Will Read ‘Ulysses’ Yes - The Atlantic

A Poem by Gioncarlo Valentine: ‘A Father’s Prayer’ - The Atlantic

Fathers Don’t Just Protect—They Prepare - The Atlantic

Seven Books for People Figuring Out Their Next Move - The Atlantic

The benefits of refusing - The Atlantic

What the Return of the Wolf Means for Humans - The Atlantic

The Real Message Behind ‘Les Misérables’ - The Atlantic

What to Read When You’re Ready to Say No - The Atlantic

What the Great Teen Movies Tell Us About American Adolescence - The Atlantic

An Innocent Abroad in Mark Twain's Paris - The Atlantic

What Edmund White Knew About Pleasure - The Atlantic

A Ukrainian Crime Caper That Undermines Expectations - The Atlantic

‘Flashlight’ Captures What Comes After Rage - The Atlantic

What You Lose When You Focus on Partnership - The Atlantic

A Poem by Nicky Vaid: ‘How to Open a Hole’ - The Atlantic

The Books Briefing: When the Status Quo Doesn’t Cut It - The Atlantic

How to Look at Paul Gauguin - The Atlantic

The Perilous Spread of the Wellness Craze - The Atlantic

What to Read When You’re Bored - The Atlantic

A Reality Check for Tech Oligarchs - The Atlantic

A Poem by William H. McRaven: ‘I Remember’ - The Atlantic

A New Way of Thinking About the Changing Climate - The Atlantic

The Books Briefing: The Funniest Part of Alison Bechdel’s Work - The Atlantic

The World That ‘Wages for Housework’ Wanted - The Atlantic

An Awkward Truth About American Work - The Atlantic

America’s Johnson & Johnson Problem - The Atlantic

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