(2018). The Point. The Point.
by Nora Caplan-Bricker
by Nora Caplan-Bricker
0 / 0by Gal Katz
1 / 1by Philippa Snow
0 / 0by Ursula Lindsey. a critique of her book, Notes on a Foreign Country
by Ursula Lindsey. a critique of her book, Notes on a Foreign Country
0 / 5so good. nice mix of personal + broader leftist history
so good. nice mix of personal + broader leftist history
0 / 2by Jesse McCarthy
by Jesse McCarthy
0 / 1by Ollie Cussen
0 / 3by Anastasia Berg
by Anastasia Berg
0 / 1by Johnny Thakkar. well-written and thoughtful even if the author is weirdly annoying
by Johnny Thakkar. well-written and thoughtful even if the author is weirdly annoying
0 / 0by Robert L. Kehoe III
1 / 0by Rachel Wiseman
by Rachel Wiseman
0 / 3by Andrew Kay. literally about wrestling in paris. skimmed this one. my least fave.
by Andrew Kay. literally about wrestling in paris. skimmed this one. my least fave.
0 / 0by Frank Guan
1 / 1by John Thomason. asks: what is it for?
0 / 0by Antón Barba-Kay. about a physical Amazon bookstore in NYC. easy to read (well-written)
by Antón Barba-Kay. about a physical Amazon bookstore in NYC. easy to read (well-written)
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