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David Berry

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David Berry is a pretty big wheel down at the cracker factory.

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‘You Write Your Way Into a Certain Kind of Clarity’: An Interview with Paul Auster
David Berry

‘You’ll Only Change When the Status Quo is Ripped Away From You’: An Interview with Elan Mastai

Here’s to Another Year of Being Doomed to Be Ourselves

The Year in Being a Goddamn Homeowner

Faking Sick For Work: A Field Study

The Year in Being an Engaged Person and Nothing Else

Cultural Currency: What Our Money Says About Us

There Has Never Been Another Time To Be Alive

Writing What You Know (Or Don’t): On Transparent and Orange is the New Black

The Important Thing is That We’re Arguing

The Knick’s Historical Manipulations

The Things You Own Insult You

Masters in the Sheets, Metaphors in the Streets

Butts: A People’s History

What Questions Can You Ask Mike Tyson?

Drunk History: Canada’s Booze-Soaked Beginnings

The Bleak Depths of BoJack

Sincerity in the Time of Dogboner

Is American Ninja Warrior Too Fun to be a Sport?

Blood, Guilt, and the Roots of Dental Dread

The Depressing Feel-Good Comedy of John Oliver

The Convenient Myth of the Rosetta Stone

The Quiet Mercy of Rectify

The FCC Deserves Some Blame for Transformers

How Orange is the New Black Works Every Angle

Lana Del Rey, Lorde, and the Authenticity Problem

This Is A Fine Mess Louis C.K. Is In

The Guns We Shot

Time is a Mad Circle: On Mad Men’s Seventh Season

On Red Lobster and the Slow Death of Casual Dining

The Newly Long Lives of One-Season Wonders

Living Together: Often Better than the Alternative

Space Ghost Coast to Coast at 20

Everest is Still There, More Meaningless Than Ever

The CBC’s Canadian Myth-Making Failure

The Armor of Irrationality, from Rumsfeld to Ford

Building a World Where Death Matters

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