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Do Artists Still Find Inspiration in Literature?
Asking the Question at the Opening Night of the Volta Art Fair
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Catherine Talese
| March 4, 2016
The Grumpy Librarian: Embrace the Middlebrow
Not Your Average Readers' Advice Column
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Caitlin Goodman
| March 3, 2016
The Rise of the Cuban Literati: In Sunshine and In Shadow
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| March 2, 2016
Race, Theft, and the Magic of Electricity in Rural Alabama
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Speaking Your Truth: An Interview with Joyce Maynard
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Surviving San Francisco: Race, Money, and the Neoliberal Tech-Bro
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| February 9, 2016
Elizabeth McKenzie on Vets, Bad Mothers, and Antidepressants
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