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Anderson: A Review of Flight, the Definitive MJ Biography
Sam Anderson, the magazine's award-winning book critic, reviews his magnum opus.
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Sam Anderson, the magazine's award-winning book critic, reviews his magnum opus.
Awards, notoriously, mean almost nothing — particularly in literature.
Sam Anderson picks the top tips from the 'Guardian''s survey of Will Self, Neil Gaiman, Zadie Smith, and more.
A blogger cuts through the speculation on the venerable publication's new editorship with a boldly counterintuitive idea.
Sampling the text-stream.
He says amazing things like, “Bandwidth bills show sums which shock me as a teenager, but I am not very worried.”
It always struck me as unfair that 'Catcher in the Rye' got ghetto-ized as a slightly embarrassing young adult novel.
Sam Anderson's favorite books of the year range from the super-short stories of Lydia Davis to the mammoth work of William T. Vollmann. All have obsession in common.
Sam Anderson defends himself against libelous, treasonous accusations of tracing.
Sam Anderson looks back at his book 'Flight,' a biography of Michael Jordan, written when the author was 13.