This is a list of every Page Views piece, presented in reverse chronological order.
08/23/12: Review: Dennis Drabelle’s The Great American Railroad War - A How Frank Norris and Ambrose Bierce helped keep a crooked railroad honest - Bill Marx
08/16/12: Review: The Year of the Gadfly - A teenage journalist finds herself in Jennifer Miller’s resonant first novel - Matt B. Weir
08/06/12: Behind Big Oil, the original big business - A review of Steve Coll’s Private Empire - Gloria Dawson
07/02/12: Q&A: Confront and Conceal author David Sanger - “There’s nothing ‘childish’ about raising issues of great public import” - Paul Starobin
06/29/12: How the US captured the real 9/11 mastermind - Terry McDermott and Josh Meyer go deep inside the hunt for KSM - Jordan Michael Smith
06/28/12: Edward Luce charts America’s decline - Is the United States past its prime? - Daniel Luzer
06/27/12: America’s forgotten war - Historian Troy Bickham revisits the War of 1812 - Jordan Michael Smith
06/04/12: Trashed - Trying to get honest about America’s garbage problem - Daniel Luzer
05/23/12: Nonfiction’s ‘meta’ moment - Reviewing an anthology of “writings about the writings” - David Riedel
05/14/12: What it takes to win the White House - A review of Samuel L. Popkin’s The Candidate - Jordan Michael Smith
04/19/12: The Authentic Mexican Cookoff - Gustavo Arellano, Rick Bayless, and the media’s quest for purity in ethnic cuisine - Michael Meyer
04/11/12: Farm to Table - Tracie McMillan reports on the American way of eating - David Riedel
03/29/12: Taking Tea with Ayn Rand - Gary Weiss explores Objectivism’s influence on contemporary politics - Daniel Luzer
03/07/12: How Vladimir Putin Came to Power - Masha Gessen takes a hard look at the Russian president - Malcolm Forbes
02/29/12: Revisiting Henry Luce’s “American Century” - Andrew Bacevich and others revisit the influential essay - Jordan Michael Smith
02/08/12: Remembering the Golden Age of Book Publishing - A review of Richard Seaver’s The Tender Hour of Twilight - Phil Campbell
02/02/12: The Literary Roots of the Gay Revolution - Reviewing Christopher Bram’s Eminent Outlaws: The Gay Writers Who Changed America - Jordan Michael Smith
12/07/11: Hell Yes to Hell No - New book flags ways US targets dissent - Justin D. Martin
11/29/11: Q&A: News for All the People Co-Author Juan González - The Daily News columnist talks about race and the media - Ernest R. Sotomayor
11/03/11: A Cook’s Tour with Molly Ivins - A recipe-laden memoir of the columnist’s life and times - Nicola Kean
10/26/11: Notes from Underground - The posthumous memoir of an alternative press pioneer - Cid Standifer
10/19/11: A Lifesaver Made of Paper - Rosie Garthwaite shows journos how to stay alive in dangerous places - Kevin Douglas Grant
10/12/11: Defining “Fair Use” for the Digital Age - Aufderheide and Jaszi on how to put the balance back in copyright - David Riedel
10/05/11: A Stranger Everywhere - Ze’ev Rosenkranz traces Albert Einstein’s complicated relationship with Zionism - Jeremy Axelrod
09/28/11: Jonathan Raban Takes the Scenic Route - A review of Driving Home, the essayist’s latest collection - Phil Campbell
09/21/11: Failures of Vision - Errol Morris interrogates photography’s place in the public imagination - Michael Meyer
09/16/11: Summer Movie Club: Fletch - Getting the story, one quip at a time - Alysia Santo
09/14/11: Tracing the Roots of Modern Conservatism - Remembering the legacies of Thomas Dewey and Robert Taft - Jordan Michael Smith
09/09/11: Summer Movie Club: Call Northside 777 - Real journalism is too boring for the movies - Brent Cunningham
09/01/11: Summer Movie Club: The Parallax View - Alan J. Pakula’s sober counterpoint to All The President’s Men - Erika Fry
08/26/11: Summer Movie Club: Good Night, and Good Luck - What happened to TV news? - Michael Meyer
08/19/11: Summer Movie Club: Newsies - In the words of Christian Bale: “Headlines don’t sell papes; newsies sell papes” - Katia Bachko
