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Feb 6, 2015 · Unlike most of my generation, and probably most readers of this blog, I first encountered Andrew’s writing in his books. I read Virtually Normal with the thrill of genuine intellectual discovery when, as a young doctoral student at Georgetown University, I pulled it off the shelf during an afternoon haphazardly exploring the stacks.
Andrew Sullivan. @sullydish. Recovering blogger. 166K+ subscribers. Subscribe. "To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle," - Orwell.
The creation of human embryos as a means to an end. We chat about my mentor, philosopher Michael Oakeshott, and his many intimations about the world. Listen now on the Dishcast. For contest #423, we return to an area we visited recently, but we see the city proper. And cannibal fireflies.
Jul 17, 2020 · Since I closed down the Dish, my bloggy website, five years ago, after fifteen years of daily blogging, I have not missed the insane work-hours that all but broke my health.
The Daily Dish was founded in the summer of 2000 by Andrew Sullivan as one of the very first political blogs. Andrew wrote the blog alone for the first six years, for no pay, apart from two pledge drives.
Sullivan’s case against native advertisement is powerful and succinct. “It is advertising that is portraying itself as journalism, simple as that,” he told me recently. “It is an act of deception of the readers and consumers of media who believe they’re reading the work of an independent journalist.”.
