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By Andrea A. Firth My husband and I recently spent a couple days in Paris where we celebrated our 34th wedding anniversary. I can say without hesitation that I’ve got a great mate...
An essay can have benefits beyond those that come from publication By Elizabeth Roper Marcus Shortly after taking up writing in my late 40s, I finished a memoir piece I was proud o...
As our contest comes to a close, we honor a video and three essays, and hear reflections on this year’s submissions from our judges.
Readers respond to M. R. O’Connor’s story about smokejumpers, Kelefa Sanneh’s piece about A.I. music, Jennifer Wilson’s article about lingerie, and Anna Holmes’s home-ownership ess...
Back in March I inquired with a stranger on the internet. The inquiry was made out to Catherine Czacki (sort of pronounced like tchotchke) in response to an invitation she’d posted...
I’m out of town later this week, which means one of two things is about to happen. Either, as tradition dictates, something politically stupid will ...
By Ethan Gilsdorf One of the more stunning essays I’ve read in recent memory, “Math 1619,” begins: Show all of your work clearly and thoroughly. You may use an approved calculator,...
Guest editor Gessen, who won the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Opinion Writing for their work in The New York Times, gathers 20 essays that try, as they put it, to “make meaning of human...
in his guest essay, the artist reflects on the elusive nature of ecstasy, drawing from nightlife, staged photography, personal memories, and stories shared by friends to examine ho...
DAYS AFTER ONE OF THE MOST TRAGIC EVENTS IN AMERICAN HISTORY, WAS IT THE WRONG ARTICLE AT THE WRONG TIME? By Ronnie Blair Sometimes what we write serves a greater purpose than what...
By Sage Crump. Sage Crump introduces a new essay series from the Culture Justice Initiative (CJI).
By Ashley Burkhart WalkerSpecial to the Globe There is no doubt that the things we allow our kids to do, be involved in, or even… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for compli...
Note: This guest essay was written by someone who works for a regulated entity and must therefore be highly circumspect with regard to any public commentary, regardless of topic. T...
If you look around where you’re sitting, right now, what do you see? Maybe there are trinkets, lamps and a cup of pens on your … Continue reading →
This essay was written with Barath Raghavan, and originally appeared in Lawfare. In April, an artificial intelligence (AI) agent conducting a routine task at a company hit a snag,...
The National American Legion Auxiliary recently announced the 2025-26 Americanism Essay contest winners.
Thanks to author Denise Derya Brandt for contributing this essay for Reading the Past. Her debut novel, Istanbul Dreaming, was included on my historical fiction preview for fall, a...
Attorney, advocate, and Keep Good Company Records co-founder Matthew Baione reflects on music, memory, and the stories behind three digits in “Music Heals,” a moving essay marking...
Rose-colored glasses are a deceptively dangerous accessory to wear. Caspen, the main character of my next young-adult novel, learns that the hard way.
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