Jennifer Szalai

@jenszalai

Nonfiction book critic at The New York Times.

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    Hul 19

    "Despite its title, this isn’t a bland tale that goes down easy; 'Jell-O Girls' is dark and astringent, a cutting rebuke to its delicate, candy-colored namesake." on a story of dessert and of family fortunes made and lost.

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  2. Hul 5

    BREAKING: Scott Pruitt has resigned, just hours after this delightful piece on his moisturizing regimen by . Coincidence? I think not.

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    Hul 4

    "Martha Nussbaum wants Americans to get in touch with their feelings; not in a fit of self-indulgence but as a righteous act of civic duty." reviews "The Monarchy of Fear."

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    Hul 2

    This gobbledygook earns a perfect grade from the GRE's automated essay scoring system. Algorithms writing for algorithms.

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    Hun 29

    One of the most challenging and extraordinary profiles I’ve ever seen a writer pull off: on the conceptual artist and philosopher Adrian Piper, in this weekend’s and online here:

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    Hun 28

    Here we go! Come work on the new TV news show, The Weekly. We’ll be on the ground all over the world, telling the most important stories of the day. We have so much to do! Details and instructions on how to apply here:

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    of course the dude who just shoved his way in front of me to get a seat on the subway was wearing a ”free shkreli” t-shirt

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    "There’s an abusive sort of victim-blaming in demanding that progressives single-handedly uphold civility, lest the right become even more uncivil in response." is clarifying on all the handwringing over

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    Hun 23

    ICYMI: on one city's solution to the national problem of over-policing, frayed cop-community relations, and the legacy of police brutality. "Peace Officers," w/photos by

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    “‘Purely’ literary criteria, as they have been employed to identify the best American works, have inevitably had a bias in favor of things male.” RIP Nina Baym

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    Hun 22

    First, read 's glowing review of 's new book, "Old in Art School." Then come to Greenlight Bookstore in Ft. Greene on Monday at 7:30 to see us in conversation.

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    From ⁦⁩’s piece

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    Hun 20

    My latest on tender age kids: “We’ve seen young kids having panic attacks, they can’t sleep, they’re wetting the bed. They regress developmentally."

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    Hun 19

    I spent much of this year working on a long profile of Stephen Miller. Now that he's at the center of the family separation crisis at the border, I revisited my interview with him and wrote about the grim calculus underlying his immigration strategy:

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    Hun 14

    Now seems a good time to point out that "The Far Away Brothers", about unaccompanied minors in the US, was one of the best and most horrifying books I read last year—and wrote it before this rash of family-sundering sadism at the border:

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    Hun 13

    “Parts of ‘Amity and Prosperity’ read as intimately as a novel, though its insidious, slow-motion ordeal is all too real.” on Eliza Griswold’s new account of fracking in a Pennsylvania county.

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    Hun 6

    Interesting take on the limits of “bipartisan consensus leadership” for a Trump era when bipartisan consensus leadership is decimated or dead. c

    The end of Steven Brill’s new book is a real doozy, like Pollyanna meets the apocalypse
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    The end of Steven Brill’s new book is a real doozy, like Pollyanna meets the apocalypse

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    Hun 5

    My review of 's "The Efficiency Paradox" -- a critique of Silicon Valley more damning than most from a cyber-moderate who just wants us to ease up on the algorithms a little.

    To create a product or service that is truly efficient often involves a lot of inefficiency — more like learning to knit than pressing a button.
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