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Culture

The Global Matriarchy of 2047 Will Need an Anthem: Beyoncé and Jay Z, Live in Toronto

Chris Randle

Studies Show

Cheaters Often Prosper: The Inverse Relationship Between Integrity and Creativity

Nicholas Hune-Brown

Books

Rewriting is Redemption: Blue Highways’ Rich and Lonely Roads

John Lingan

Driving 14,000 desperation-fuelled miles in 1979 gave William Least Heat-Moon the story for the essential American travelogue. Putting that story on the page gave him the best possible version of a life that had been going nowhere.

Interview

‘To Reinvent Yourself Means To Live Openly To Life’: An Interview With Tom Rachman

Anna Fitzpatrick

The author of The Imperfectionists and, now, The Rise & Fall of Great Powers on placelessness, the virtues of disappearing, and terrible ways to think about life.