Elizabeth Stice is a writer and journalist who contributes to various publications, including Current: Commentary, Reflection, Judgment, Front Porch Republic, Inc., and LA Progressive: Smart Content for Smart People. Her articles cover a range of topics, including literature, philosophy, education, and cultural commentary.
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Baseball presents a certain way of doing life--and it is magical.
By: Elizabeth Stice
This post continues the series begun with this essay on Penguin Little Black Classics, number 1-2. The Penguin Little Black Classics are an excellent
By Elizabeth Stice You are probably already aware that we are experiencing a barbecue craze. Once a regional food, barbecue is appearing everywhere. Everyone has opinions about brisket rubs, and pitma
Civil society relies on common spaces where people of all backgrounds can meet, but states and cities have been pursuing semi-privatization of public spaces.
By: Elizabeth Stice
Penguin Little Black Classics No.6 features two essays by John Ruskin.
By: Elizabeth Stice
The Third Reich’s script would please far too many today
By: Elizabeth Stice
One way that we hide hard realities is by pretending that nearly everything can be turned into or made from something else.
By: Elizabeth Stice
Skepticism about books or culture is hardly new or different or exciting. Anti-intellectualism is a grand American tradition.
By: Elizabeth Stice
Hollywood needs more history.
By: Jon D. Schaff, Eric Miller, Elizabeth Stice
A time to be silent, a time to speak
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