Tara Isabella Burton
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RELIGION, THEOLOGY, and Culture
  • "The Problem with Letting Therapy-Speak Invade Everything" and more in The New York Times
  • "Rational Magic" at The New Atlantis
  • "What the Culture War Is Really About," "The Rise of Progressive Occultism" & "The Neo-Paganism of Jordan Peterson" as a contributing editor at  The American Interest
  • "The Gospel According to Peter Thiel" at City Journal
  • "For Marianne Williamson and Donald Trump, religion is all about themselves", "Our Civil Religion is Capitalism" and more at The Washington Post
  • "Bad Traditionalism" at Commonweal
  • "On Hope and Holy Fools" at The Hedgehog Review
  • "Postliberal Epistemology" at Comment
  • "How Books Sap the Soul and Poison Readers with Ideas" at Aeon
  • "Apocalypse Whatever" and "Cult of One?"at Real Life
  • "Fear and Trembling in Las Vegas: The Street Preachers of Sin City" at Hazlitt.
  • "There's No Sharp Distinction Between Cults and Regular Religion" at Aeon
  • "Study Theology: Even if You Don't Believe in God" at The Atlanti
SHORT FICTION and PERSONAL ESSAYS
  • "I Know Thy Works" at Slate
  • "I Have Seen the Future, Baby; It is Murder" in Granta
  • "There Are Things Nobody Can Tell You About How to Live" at Catapult
  • "Here Comes Your Ghost Again" in Vol. 1 Brooklyn
  • "Dorian Gray is Having More Fun Than You" at Bookanista
  • "Laura" at Somesuch Stories
  • "Children Will Listen" at Amazon's Day One
  • "Things I Learned About Finance Bros by (Briefly) Dating a Finance Bro" at The New Yorker's Daily Shouts
  • "The Destroyer" at Tor.com
  • "Methods of Divination" in Shimmer #19
​ TRAVEL and PLACE 
  • "A Toast to Georgia", "People-Watching in Paris", "Gently Down the Stream" and more at National Geographic Traveler
  • "Another Hundred People: the art of city walking" at Plough
  • "An American in Iran" and "Dancing to the Music of Time" in The Economist's 1843 Magazine
  • "Tbilisi: the Edge of the Real" in The Spectator. Winner of the 2012 Shiva Naipaul Memorial Prize.
  • "Italy's Most Beautifully Haunting City" in The Wall Street Journal
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