Christopher Beha writes about the author William Gaddis and what a ‘difficult pleasure’ it is to read his novels
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
'The Old Imperium'
The author, John Crowley, comes to terms with a diagnosis of mild cognitive impairement
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
'Notes to Self, Lincoln's private thoughts on fate, slavery and belief'
The illustration reflects the fragmentary way in which Lincoln made and kept notes, reflections and ruminations which he wrote on little slips of paper, sometimes on the backs of envelopes. He saved these notes in the drawers of his desk, among his other papers and even in his top hat
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
Christopher Beha writes about the author William Gaddis and what a ‘difficult pleasure’ it is to read his novels
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
Illustrating an article about the devastating effect of the introduction of Japanese Knotweed into Wales by a Victorian collector
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Harper's Magazine
‘The Antitrust Revolution’
Illustrating an essay by Barry C. Lynn, in which the autocratic reign of King James is compared to the actions of Trump and Big Tech companies operating today which threaten to erode our liberal democracy
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
‘The Antitrust Revolution’
Illustrating an essay by Barry C. Lynn, in which the autocratic reign of King James is compared to the actions of Trump and Big Tech companies operating today which threaten to erode our liberal democracy
Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine
Crowley
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Harper's Magazine
‘The Antitrust Revolution’
Illustrating an essay by Barry C. Lynn, in which the autocratic reign of King James is compared to the actions of Trump and Big Tech companies operating today which threaten to erode our liberal democracy
