The literary ritual where critics flex their vocabulary while subtly telling you whether the book aligns with current progressive dogma.
The literary ritual where critics flex their vocabulary while subtly telling you whether the book aligns with current progressive dogma.
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The genre where “decolonizing the narrative” gets more praise than actual storytelling or original ideas.
The intellectual theater where journalists review books the way they review everything else: through the lens of their own politics and insecurities.
The noble art of writing 800 words about a book you skimmed in two days so you can sound smarter than people who actually read it.
The place where “problematic” has replaced “badly written” and “problematic” usually means “the author didn’t agree with me.”
The reason some terrible books become bestsellers and some brilliant ones get buried under accusations of “punching down.”