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In 2016, Trump won over many blue-collar workers—losing the vote in union households by the smallest margin achieved by a Republican since Ronald Reagan trounced Walter Mondale...

Globally, homes are increasingly treated as commodities. We are so accustomed to trusting brokers, bankers, and landlords to buy, sell, and rent as they see fit...

With the publication of Wolf Hall—the first book in what was to become a trilogy chronicling the life of Thomas Cromwell, the lowborn man who became...

There are a few writers who we trust as the de facto town criers of literary twitter—they always seem to have their finger on the pulse...

As the world struggles to come to terms with the growing COVID-19 crisis, many of us are turning to fiction as a way of understanding the...

Some writers thrive at conferences and colonies where there are communal meals, informal after-dinner salons, and opportunities to network and perhaps even fall for a soulmate....

You probably know someone who’s been vibrating with excitement since San Diego Comic Con 2018 when Dave Filoni surprised the audience by announcing the 7th and...

If you’ve spent any time on the internet over the last decade, you’ve probably accumulated a catalog of favorite video memes. While Vine has gone the...