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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 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

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

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

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

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

How to Look at Paul Gauguin - The Atlantic

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

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

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

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

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 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

27.05.2025

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

A poem

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

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

22.05.2025

America’s Johnson & Johnson Problem - The Atlantic

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

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

20.05.2025

Shutting Down Salman Rushdie Is Not Going to Help - The Atlantic

Two recent flare-ups over commencement speeches show how difficult—and necessary—truly defending free expression is.

The Atlantic

20.05.2025

What Is Alison Bechdel’s Secret? - The Atlantic

The cartoonist has spent a lifetime worrying. In a new graphic novel, she finds something like solace.

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A New History of the Western Hemisphere - The Atlantic

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

'The Antidote' to Guilty Memories - The Atlantic

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

How Toni Morrison Changed Publishing - The Atlantic

The Perils of ‘Design Thinking’ - The Atlantic

The Real Reason Men Should Read Fiction - 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

How to Look at Paul Gauguin - The Atlantic

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

What to Read When You’re Bored - The Atlantic

The Perilous Spread of the Wellness Craze - The Atlantic

A Reality Check for Tech Oligarchs - The Atlantic

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

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

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

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

America’s Johnson & Johnson Problem - The Atlantic

An Awkward Truth About American Work - The Atlantic

Shutting Down Salman Rushdie Is Not Going to Help - The Atlantic

What Is Alison Bechdel’s Secret? - The Atlantic

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