The Era of Cookbooks Is Not Over – Jennifer…
There comes a time in every home cook’s life when you wake up and think, “Tonight is feeling very…
Tag: Literature
The Best Postwar Westerns – The Dispatch
The Two Jakes On one journo’s much-noticed resemblance to a certain CNN anchor. In the second piece,…
America’s Stories, Through a Doll’s Eyes
We also have our own Kevin D. Williamson on what he pitched to me as a “Straussian reading” of Kevin…
‘Dogma’ Is Secretly Devout – Kevin D. Williamson
Persecution, then, gives rise to a peculiar technique of writing, and therewith to a peculiar type…
Hinckley, Nuzzi, and Acts of Devotion – Emmett…
After several days’ hard journey through the Sierra Morena, Don Quixote turns to Sancho and at last…
Why Is There No ‘Rock Against Trump’?
In addition to Sandefur’s essay, we have three other pieces on the site today. In one, managing…
The Futuristic Spirit of Phoenix, Arizona –…
Editor’s Note: This is the first entry in a new Dispatch series entitled “Where I’m From.” Every…
Judy Blume Never Stops – Mark Oppenheimer
Editor’s Note: This essay is adapted from Judy Blume: A Life (G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 2026), by Mark…
The Decline of the American Mall – Nic Rowan
One of the most quoted scenes in Don DeLillo’s comic novel White Noise involves a shopping spree.…
Indie Presses Are Good. Skilled Writing Is Better.
The book publishing industry has changed over the last several decades in ways that are hard to…
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