Articles By Emily Suzanne Lever
The International Office
The beautiful kaleidoscope of international The Office adaptations: exploring culturally specific versions of white male managerial toolishness.
This Was America, and I Could
Ingredients for a ritual named Thanksgiving that might as well have included “eye of newt” and the “powdered horn of a unicorn.”
L’aigle
Growing up in America, my consumer options were paralyzingly, pointlessly broad, but as a (future) voter I was always starved for choice.
Calvados
I wanted the tradition and the hard-won knowledge that came with being an old Norman who poured calva in his coffee, who could walk confidently through any stretch of forest and tell you what all the trees and shrubs were
Une Fronde
The idea that a nation is congenitally disposed to rebellion or freedom can easily provide cover for servility and subjugation.
