Emily Bobrow
Emily Bobrow is editor of More Intelligent Life, and a contributor to The Economist. She lives in New York.
- 2 years 27 weeks
Recent articles by Emily Bobrow:
- SOMETIMES A CIGAR IS JUST A CIGAR
- IPAD AND THE PUBLISHING CONUNDRUM
- READING LIST
- DON MCCULLIN'S IMAGES OF WAR
- HEFT AND WEIGHTLESSNESS
- PICASSO, THE PRESIDENT AND STORYTELLING
- DUBAI'S ICARUS
- WE ARE TWEETING NOW
- PUTTING A FACE TO IT
- THE Q&A: CARLENE BAUER, WRITER, FORMER EVANGELICAL
- SLIDESHOW: LIFE BEHIND THE WALL
- THE WIZARDS BEHIND THE WIKIPEDIA CURTAIN
- A SCHOOL FOR POLYMATHS
- VAN GOGH ON THE PAGE
- LYDIA DAVIS: GAINED IN TRANSLATION
- THE BOOK HILARY MANTEL WAS BORN TO WRITE
- FOXES, HEDGEHOGS AND AIRWAVES
- WHAT'S THE WORST THAT COULD HAPPEN?
- "NICE TUMMY"
- THE SCIENCE OF PREJUDICED OLD PEOPLE
- JAMES ELLROY'S SECRET TO REDEMPTION
- FROM THE DEPT OF GRIM STATISTICS
- FROM THE DEPT OF AWKWARD ALTRUISM
- AN INHERENT SLICE AND DICE
- IN PRAISE OF THE THREE-MINUTE DITTY
- AN EPITAPH FOR THE ALBUM?
- FROM THE DEPT OF WE ARE DOOMED
- TURN OFF, TUNE OUT, DROP IT
- "DON'T YOU THINK SHE'S A LITTLE BIT YOUNG?"
- FROM THE DEPT OF RATIONALISED VICES
- WOODSTOCK, AND ALL THAT
- THE FUTURE OF JAZZ?
- SIGNS OF BOOK-TOUR FATIGUE
- HATING PYNCHON
- THE SENTENCE: GOETHE
- POLL RESULTS: GUTENBERG PIPS JESUS
- SAM ANDERSON ON WILLIAM T. VOLLMAN
- REMEMBERING MERCE
- FROM THE DEPT OF AWESOMENESS
- IT'S NICE THAT...
- A GREAT TIME TO BE A CORRUPT POLITICIAN
- FROM THE DEPT OF SHAMEFACED CORRECTIONS
- DASH SNOW AND "THE GHOUL FACTOR"
- FROM THE DEPT OF DISGUSTING ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS YOU NEVER HAD
- FROM THE DEPT OF LITERAL VOWS
- PAINT IT RED AND MAKE IT HAPPY
- THE PLEASURE OF HATRED
- THE SCIENCE OF @#$%&!
- LONDON'S LIVING ARTWORK
- THE Q&A: EMILY FLAKE, CARTOONIST, ILLUSTRATRIX
- AN EVOLUTIONARY REASON TO GIVE UP
- THE Q&A: SAM APPLE, AUTHOR, FATHER
- THE SENTENCE: MARTIN AMIS
- THE Q&A: DAVID VAN DER LEER, ASSISTANT CURATOR OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
- MOST IMPORTANT YEAR? TIME TO VOTE
- BEING SOLD CLANCY MARTIN
- TONY KUSHNER DAY IN MINNEAPOLIS
- CELEBRATING ALVIN AILEY
- THE SENTENCE: JOHN UPDIKE
- FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT'S WAR ON THE BOX
- GLASS HALF FULL
- LOVE AND DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS
- THE SENTENCE: JOHN WRAY
- THE Q&A: BLAKE BAILEY, LITERARY BIOGRAPHER
- THE Q&A: GIULIA MELUCCI, WRITER, COOK
- CHOICE ANGST AND NEUROECONOMICS
- DAN ARIELY'S POWERS OF PREDICTION
- THE SENTENCE: SALMAN RUSHDIE
- TEA WITH ALAIN DE BOTTON
- MERCE CUNNINGHAM'S GENIUS
- SEXISM AND NEW MATH
- EVERYTHING YOU NEVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT SLUGS
- INSTRUMENTS FOR CHANGE
- LET'S RESURRECT DIZZY
- BRING ON SOCIALISM?
- BLOGGER, BLOODIED
- HUMORIST OF THE FLOATING WORLD
- POOR JOHN CHEEVER
- READING "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE" ON AN IPHONE
- LOVE AND THINGS
- JON FASMAN, OUR VERY OWN YOUNG LION
- HUMANISING TIMOTHY MCVEIGH
- THE REVOLUTION WILL NOT BE T-SHIRTED
- MEETING MARILYNNE ROBINSON
- RECESSION POETRY
- A SAD POEM SUCKED OUT OF AMERICA
- WHAT WAS IN THE ENVELOPE?
- TO WASHINGTON, BY TRUCK
- INAUGURAL FUN!
- THOSE NAIVE ART DEALERS
- A "YES-WE-CAN SALE"
- PITY THE POOR MUSICALS
- OPEN-SOURCE INAUGURATION SPEECH
- WHAT WE WILL BE READING
- MATING IN THE WILD
- APPLE'S REVOLUTIONARY NEW LAPTOP
- THE WORLD IS GETTING SMARTER?
- TALKING TO RIVKA GALCHEN
- DAVID FOSTER WALLACE, IN HIS OWN WORDS
- WHAT IS LOVE?
Comment of the moment
quote How could Mr. Ewing talk about board game renaissance without mentioning Settlers of Catan, Carcassonne, which are far less repetitive than risk or monopoly and have been the true catalyst of the recent board game revival. ...