Arts & Culture
Philip Kolin’s poems for the holy, violent earth
Yearning for the impossible, glimpsing the unimaginable
In the Deadwood revival, the people must live on
At least the ones who survived the original series
This novel about ridiculously rich people offers no simple lessons
Patrick deWitt is far too smart a writer to offer a sentimental narrative of redemption.
Can a fleabag clean up her act?
The sarcastic and sacrilegious two-season show has a moral center.
What set Game of Thrones apart—and how it lost its way
The series was clear-sighted about power and misogyny, but it failed to see that vision through.
The anguish and ecstasy of the ark’s matriarch
Sarah Blake’s surrealist novel about Naamah—Noah’s wife—is mesmerizing.
Episode 63: The Biggest Little Farm
This week, Adam and Matt talk with Nate Stucky about farming, harmony, theology, and the new film The Biggest Little Farm.