Beyond A People’s History
Kurt Vonnegut and Arundhati Roy are among those praising Howard Zinn’s A Power Governments Cannot Suppress, new out from City Lights.
Kurt Vonnegut and Arundhati Roy are among those praising Howard Zinn’s A Power Governments Cannot Suppress, new out from City Lights.
Scott McLemee contemplates the very first dictionary of the English language, which was compiled in the late 16th century by Robert Cawdrey.
Carrie of Tingle Alley, having taken Stanley Fish’s advice to heart, plans the opening of her murder mystery: Knock knock.
When The Dud Avocado is reissued in June, I’ll be posting Terry Teachout’s marvelous new introduction.
Writer Chris Abani was asked to leave seminary at 17 “over matters of dogma,” but remains interested in religion, “the attempt to give faith a voice.”