I recently read an earlier, different book on pockets than the one reviewed in this issue and seemingly everywhere else this week. Wasn't as fun a read as I hoped, although I did learn about a faction called the Anti-Pocketists who wanted to keep the reticule.
Anyway, favorite this week was Emre's piece on the mom rage book. I agree it was a bit of punching down. But it got at some general trends of a particular type of nonfiction that I found interesting.
Also good job editors for running both a feature on the problems of architecture as a discipline and a Talk of the Town celebrating a new building.
I recently read an earlier, different book on pockets than the one reviewed in this issue and seemingly everywhere else this week. Wasn't as fun a read as I hoped, although I did learn about a faction called the Anti-Pocketists who wanted to keep the reticule.
Anyway, favorite this week was Emre's piece on the mom rage book. I agree it was a bit of punching down. But it got at some general trends of a particular type of nonfiction that I found interesting.
Also good job editors for running both a feature on the problems of architecture as a discipline and a Talk of the Town celebrating a new building.