Richard Kreitner
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Arts and EntertainmentJune 18, 2014
Chelsea Dreams
Artists have become the shock troops of gentrification, even at the Chelsea Hotel.
Richard Kreitner
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HistoryJune 16, 2014
Great War: The Climate of June 1914
The first modern war created the modern Nation.
Richard Kreitner
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CongressJune 6, 2014
Tawdry Politicking on D-Day Is as Old as the Day Itself
A dispatch from the House of Representatives, June 6, 1944.
Richard Kreitner
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ActivismJune 5, 2014
Bowe Bergdahl and the Honorable History of War Deserters
The hateful commentary about the soldier’s return is motivated by fear of what his so-called desertion reveals.
Richard Kreitner
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Publishing IndustryMay 30, 2014
A Minimum Wage for Writers? ‘The Nation’ (Almost) Proposed It In 1912.
There is no avoiding the inherently alienating consequences of trying to earn a living through the production of words.
Richard Kreitner
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HistoryMay 22, 2014
Eyeing the Left Coast: ‘The Nation’ on California, in 1922 and 2003
‘Wide and luminous’ or ‘grid-locked and addled on speed’?
Richard Kreitner
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Nation HistoryMay 15, 2014
Come Explore the Treasure Chest That Is Our 1950 ‘Spring Books’ Issue
Meditations on writers’ conferences, Schlesinger Jr. on America, an Auden poem.
Richard Kreitner
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PoliticsJune 22, 2013
This Week in ‘Nation’ History: Susan Sontag on the Avant-Garde, Communism and the Left
The current production of Sontag:Reborn only begins to portray the complicated relationship between Susan Sontag and The Nation.
Richard Kreitner
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BiographyApril 18, 2013
The Sons of Revolution and Steerage: On ‘City of Ambition’
FDR, Fiorello La Guardia and rebuilding New York City during the New Deal.
Richard Kreitner
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HistoryFebruary 13, 2013
In Our Orbit: My Lai Rules
Nick Turse’s Kill Anything That Moves: The Real American War in Vietnam.
Richard Kreitner