Emily Bobrow
Emily Bobrow is a contributing editor of Intelligent Life, and culture editor of The Economist online.
- 4 years 38 weeks
Recent articles by Emily Bobrow:
- DAVID FOSTER WALLACE, IN HIS OWN WORDS
- WHAT TO MAKE OF OUR MAD WORLD
- WHY METZ?
- SLEEPLESS NIGHTS
- LYNN NOTTAGE'S "RUINED"
- MORE DREARY NEWS FOR ACADEMICS
- SOMETIMES A CIGAR IS JUST A CIGAR
- READING LIST
- IPAD AND THE PUBLISHING CONUNDRUM
- HEFT AND WEIGHTLESSNESS
- DON MCCULLIN'S IMAGES OF WAR
- BEING SOLD CLANCY MARTIN
- PICASSO, THE PRESIDENT AND STORYTELLING
- DUBAI'S ICARUS
- PUTTING A FACE TO IT
- WE ARE TWEETING NOW
- THE Q&A: CARLENE BAUER, WRITER, FORMER EVANGELICAL
- SLIDESHOW: LIFE BEHIND THE WALL
- THE WIZARDS BEHIND THE WIKIPEDIA CURTAIN
- A SCHOOL FOR POLYMATHS
- FOXES, HEDGEHOGS AND AIRWAVES
- VAN GOGH ON THE PAGE
- WHAT'S THE WORST THAT COULD HAPPEN?
- THE BOOK HILARY MANTEL WAS BORN TO WRITE
- JAMES ELLROY'S SECRET TO REDEMPTION
- THE SCIENCE OF PREJUDICED OLD PEOPLE
- "NICE TUMMY"
- RAW, SMART AND DARK
- LYDIA DAVIS: GAINED IN TRANSLATION
- WRITING WRONGS
- FROM THE DEPT OF GRIM STATISTICS
- AN INHERENT SLICE AND DICE
- TURN OFF, TUNE OUT, DROP IT
- FROM THE DEPT OF WE ARE DOOMED
- AN EPITAPH FOR THE ALBUM?
- IN PRAISE OF THE THREE-MINUTE DITTY
- WOODSTOCK, AND ALL THAT
- FROM THE DEPT OF RATIONALISED VICES
- THE SENTENCE: GOETHE
- HATING PYNCHON
- SIGNS OF BOOK-TOUR FATIGUE
- THE FUTURE OF JAZZ?
- FROM THE DEPT OF AWESOMENESS
- SAM ANDERSON ON WILLIAM T. VOLLMAN
- REMEMBERING MERCE
- IT'S NICE THAT...
- HUMANISING TIMOTHY MCVEIGH
- THE WHOLE ELECTION IN A GRAPHIC
- FROM THE DEPT OF SHAMEFACED CORRECTIONS
- A GREAT TIME TO BE A CORRUPT POLITICIAN
- THE PLEASURE OF HATRED
- THE SCIENCE OF @#$%&!
- PAINT IT RED AND MAKE IT HAPPY
- LONDON'S LIVING ARTWORK
- THE Q&A: DAVID VAN DER LEER, ASSISTANT CURATOR OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
- THE Q&A: SAM APPLE, AUTHOR, FATHER
- THE SENTENCE: JOHN UPDIKE
- CELEBRATING ALVIN AILEY
- IRAQ ON STAGE: THE SOLDIERS HAVE THEIR SAY
- HAUNTING SPIEGELWORLD
- MICHAEL PORTILLO ON THE BOOKER
- MARILYNNE ROBINSON'S "HOME"
- THE SENTENCE: MARTIN AMIS
- GLASS HALF FULL
- TONY KUSHNER DAY IN MINNEAPOLIS
- THE Q&A: BLAKE BAILEY, LITERARY BIOGRAPHER
- LOVE AND DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
- THE Q&A: GIULIA MELUCCI, WRITER, COOK
- DAN ARIELY'S POWERS OF PREDICTION
- CHOICE ANGST AND NEUROECONOMICS
- BRING ON SOCIALISM?
- LET'S RESURRECT DIZZY
- EVERYTHING YOU NEVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SLUGS
- INSTRUMENTS FOR CHANGE
- TALKING TO RIVKA GALCHEN
- POOR JOHN CHEEVER
- A "YES-WE-CAN SALE"
- INAUGURAL FUN!
- TO WASHINGTON, BY TRUCK
- WHAT WAS IN THE ENVELOPE?
- RECESSION: THE SILVER LINING
- PITY THE POOR MUSICALS
- WHAT IS LOVE?
- LARRY GAGOSIAN TO STAFF: SELL ART OR GET OUT
- WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT ISAIAH BERLIN?
- BARBIE TURNS 50
- "PROP 8 - THE MUSICAL"
- AUDIO: ADVENTURES IN HUMAN WASTE
- A CONVERSATION WITH SIRI HUSTVEDT
- DAYS OF HEAVEN
- THE SENTENCE: SALMAN RUSHDIE
- THE SENTENCE: JOHN WRAY
- TEA WITH ALAIN DE BOTTON
- READING "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" ON AN IPHONE
- GREETINGS BLOGOSPHERE
- THE 30-YEAR-OLD VIRGIN
- FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT'S WAR ON THE BOX
- AN EVOLUTIONARY REASON TO GIVE UP
- POLL RESULTS: GUTENBERG PIPS JESUS
- "DON'T YOU THINK SHE'S A LITTLE BIT YOUNG?"
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quote It's often seemed to me that Shakespeare might well have been a simply brilliant editor as well as a beyond-extraordinary writer