I’m thrilled to see this love for Save It For Later— first, at the New York Times Review of Books:

“An absorbing reflection on intergenerational inheritance. And it is most fascinating when Powell turns his gimlet eye to how and why certain images circulate and recirculate as cultural and political symbols.”

And here’s a glowing review from John Seven at The Beat:

“Powell’s intellectual/philosophical approach takes a look at cause and effect in a way that’s not limited by single incidents or standard tropes. What he presents in massive and unwieldly and challenging to confront— and with that, he also brings an understanding of why so many people are incapable of doing anything about it, without the judgment that can sometimes accompany the activist-oriented works.”