Baby Daddies and Dandy Scandals
Aristocratic gossip has always been at odds with the absolute discretion expected of the ruling class
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The Flies That Bind
On at least the third death of Salvagepunk, and with it we notice that we’re not alone
Maryam Monalisa Gharavi and Aaron Bady Join TNI's Editorial Board
We're delighted to announce that bloggers Maryam Monalisa Gharavi (South/South) and Aaron Bady (Zunguzungu) have joined The New Inquiry's editorial team as Editors at Large. Maryam…
Devastation in Meatspace
The current assault on Gaza is an early test of social media’s ability to understand and mediate war within a Western society
Hi Haters!
The metaphor of microfame and the structure of feeling of social-media use
Growing Up TV
The last role of a child star is always collapse
The Literary Community Presents: LET'S MAKE A MOVIE!
The Rumpus, The Millions, HTMLGIANT, Bomb Magazine, The Los Angeles Review of Books, Gigantic and The New Inquiry presents: Let's Make a Movie! November 29th,…
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The Laughing Indian
Sherman Alexie trades the stoic Indian stereotype for another, but do his jokes tickle or unsettle?
Evan Calder Williams and Maryam Monalisa Gharavi Read Letters @ Unnameable Books
Saturday, December 1st at 7 PM, TNI bloggers Evan Calder Williams (Socialism and/or Barbarism) and Maryam Monalisa Gharavi (South/South) will read letters at Unnameable Books…
The Streets of Spain
A report from Madrid's 14 November general strike
Being Damien Hirst
An interview with one of the artists named Damien Hirst
Laurie Penny and Sarah Leonard @ Bluestockings 11/17
This Saturday, Laurie Penny will be reading from her book Meat Market, and Sarah Leonard of Dissent Magazine and The New Inquiry will be asking…
Looking Through You
Transparency as aesthetic feature, transparency as disposition, transparency as force
Speak/Now
Two developments of the past few years call for the re-opening this discussion of the relationship between feminist politics and the referentiality of language: the feminist blogosphere and the lyrics of Taylor Swift.