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Bechdel’s Quest

A graphic novelist’s exploration of fitness journeys beyond the mind-body divide.

By Suzannah Showler

Winter 2021

An Unconvincing Case Against Secular Buddhism

An anthology of critical essays gives its adversaries no chance to retort.

By Winton Higgins

Winter 2021

A Senator’s Dharma

Sen. Mazie Hirono’s new memoir tells a story of fierce determination and enduring kindness.

By Duncan Ryuken Williams

Summer 2021

A World Gets Made

George Saunders’s essays on Russian stories offer more than just writing advice.

By Matthew Abrahams

Summer 2021

Emissary of Insight

A new book depicts the life of the 20th-century global meditation pioneer S. N. Goenka, but does it tell the whole story?

By Erik Braun

Winter 2020

Finally Free

Celebrating Buddhism’s early women masters

By Dan Zigmond

Summer 2020

Running Toward Mystery

Advice on contemplative mysticism from the life of Tenzin Priyadarshi

By Linda Heuman

Summer 2020

Resisting the Attention Economy

A Silicon Valley data scientist and Zen priest reflects on Jenny Odell’s instant classic, How to Do Nothing.

By Dan Zigmond

Spring 2020

Jewish Buddhists, an American Tradition

Emily Sigalow’s American JewBu traces the history of the Jewish encounter with Buddhism in the US.

By Matthew Abrahams

Spring 2020

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Valerie Brown

Dec 2021

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Bechdel’s Quest

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An Unconvincing Case Against Secular Buddhism

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A Senator’s Dharma

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A World Gets Made

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Emissary of Insight

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Finally Free

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Running Toward Mystery

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Resisting the Attention Economy

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