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George Scialabba
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George Scialabba, a contributing editor of AGNI, is the author of six essay collections: Slouching toward Utopia (2018), Low Dishonest Decades: Essays and Reviews 2980–2015 (2016), For the Republic (2013), The Modern Predicament (2011), and What Are Intellectuals Good For? (2009), all from Pressed Wafer, and The Divided Mind (2006) from Arrowsmith Press. James Wood chose The Modern Predicament for The New Yorker’s roundup of the best books of the year. Scialabba is also a past winner of the Nona Balakian Excellence in Reviewing award from the National Book Critics Circle. His work is archived at georgescialabba.net. (updated 10/2018)

Scialabba’s What Are Intellectuals Good For? was reviewed in AGNI Online by Mark Oppenheimer.

AGNI has published the following work:

Essays
Wistful Thinking about the Political Weeklies
AGNI 41Print Only
Essays
The Sealed Envelope
AGNI 39Print Only
Reviews
Critical Imperialism
AGNI 38Print Only
Reviews
“No, in thunder!”: Christopher Lasch and the Spirit of the Age
AGNI 34Print Only
Essays
Inside the Cave
AGNI 29 and 30Print Only
Essays
Demos and Sophia: Not a Love Story
AGNI 27Print Only
Essays
An Honest Believer
AGNI 26Print Only
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