A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Episode 1, "The Hedge Knight"
In the first edition of our new recap series, Westeros' tallest, most anxious knight decides to make a name for himself.
In the first edition of our new recap series, Westeros' tallest, most anxious knight decides to make a name for himself.
Helen DeWitt's modern classic is as much about things that can't be taught as it is about Ancient Greek.
Emily celebrates the paperback release of her novel Woodworking by answering your many burning questions!
This week: the Colbert finale, Olivia Rodrigo, and a triptych of heterosexuality.
Hello beloved subscribers! Emily's first novel, Woodworking, is out in paperback on Tuesday, May 26. It's an exciting occasion, and, to celebrate, we've got a special Episodes mailbag lined up for that day. All questions about Woodworking — the creative process, the book tour, whether
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There's no moment of human connection that will save Carol Sturka from herself.
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So we're gonna have to do this ourselves
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Mailbag
It's that time again!
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Save the world, or get the girl? Maybe it's not that simple.
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A movie this well-crafted ought to have more going for it than shock value.
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Rachel Meredith, author of Emily's favorite romance novel of 2025, discusses wedding ridiculous premises to real psychological heft.
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Everything costs something.
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The film's relationships matter more than its equations. You wouldn't know it from the discourse.
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