Looks like some do-gooders, aided and abetted by spineless bureaucrats, have banned another book. All because a character in a + more
Looks like some do-gooders, aided and abetted by spineless bureaucrats, have banned another book. All because a character in a + more
While the continuing fascination with the “mashup” genre is a regular source of bemusement for me, I must admit that + more
Took the missus up to Crawford State Park on Saturday, whence we descended into the 41º depths of Gardner Cave, + more
Here’s a gentleman I wish I had known.
Move is one of three short films shot over 44 days in 11 different countries. Learn and Eat complete the + more
The Atlantic has an interesting overview of slogans (around here we call them “taglines”) throughout history. They’ve selected some real + more
If you leave now, you just might make it to St-Hyacinthe, Quebec in time to see the world’s most beautiful + more
Our intrepid associate and senior designer Shirlee Roberts noticed this little guy over at the Spokane County courthouse last week. + more
…but a babbling brook is shallow. As a card-carrying introvert, I applaud Jonathan Rauch’s article on our proper care and + more
Because it’s Friday and I have far, far too much to do than post the usual brilliant and insightful commentary, + more
Writing in BBC News Magazine, Matthew Engel worries that American idioms are ruining the Mother Tongue. He must’ve touched a + more
This will likely be the lamest movie review anyone’s ever written—or read, for that matter. But I’m giving it a + more
This just in: Borders is on the verge of closing all 399 of its stores. From the short article: “In + more
Depends on whether you have a Y chromosome, apparently. More here.
We’re not exactly Francophiles here at the last word, preferring Philip Roth over Michel Houellebecq, Leszek Kolakowski over Jacques Derrida, + more