David Michael is a writer and film producer. His essays and reviews have appeared in the New Republic, Virginia Quarterly Review, the Paris Review Daily, and Books & Culture, among others. He lives in Brooklyn.
Losing to the “atheistic progressive agenda” might be good for the American church. Just look to that specter haunting the nightmares of U.S. conservatives: Sweden.
Narrated by the nameless victim's brother, Kamal Daoud's novel asks: Did Camus intend to use the Algerian murder victim in 'The Stranger' as a disposable prop?
