Blog: Frontier Psychiatrist

Adam Levin, Hot Pink A recent New Yorker article about good bad books asks why anyone would choose to read pulp instead over something  intellectually stimulating (the illustration shows a man hiding a Stephen King novel inside the cover of War and Peace ). The article makes a valid point. You don’t want to read Shakespeare all the time, and if you do, you’re probably a very boring person (consider how watching nothing but Godard films could become tiresome; you need a Farrelly Brothers every now and again). So while ‘genre [...]