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I first met Becca Rothfeld when I pitched her back at the end of 2020. She had just joined The Point Magazine as a contributing editor, but I reached out...

Black Americans have arguably arrived at the height of their cultural prominence. In politics, entertainment, academia, and nearly every sphere of influence, “black issues” dominate the national discussion.Yet many black...

Permuted PressMusician and author Jason Thomas Gordon set out to discover how superstar vocalists do what they do, which resulted in him interviewing over 70 well-known singers for his book The...

By Jennifer K. Morita June 12, 2024 Most visitors give little thought to the red lanterns strung across rooftops in Chinatowns throughout the U.S. The pagoda-style buildings and chop suey...

Maggie Mertens is a Seattle-based journalist whose essays and reporting have appeared in The Atlantic, NPR, Sports Illustrated and more. She was nominated for the 2021 Dan Jenkins Medal for...

Sherri Crichton was on a mission. She was poring over filing cabinets, old computers and scattered notes when she finally found it: a manuscript from her late husband, “Jurassic Park”...

Don Lemon's new memoir I Once Was Lost: My Search for God in America is set to release in the fall and will explore his loss of faith and what...

Recovering Old English By Kees Dekker Cambridge University PressISBN: 978-1-009-37169-8 By the 16th century, Old English was a language that could not be understood by the vast majority of the...

“It was such a huge opportunity,” said Sasso, who lived in Atlanta for more than 15 years before moving to Boston with his family just before the pandemic. He’s back...

Maggie Mertens is a Seattle-based journalist whose essays and reporting have appeared in The Atlantic, NPR, Sports Illustrated and more. She was nominated for the 2021 Dan Jenkins Medal for...