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Literary Criticism
Here’s Your 2023 Literary Film and TV Preview
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Emily Temple
| January 17, 2023
Dan Kois on Youthful Nostalgia and Rediscovering the Craft of Fiction
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| January 17, 2023
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| January 17, 2023
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Toni Morrison on Breathing Life into Clichés
"A cliché is a cliché because it’s worthwhile. Otherwise, it would have been discarded."
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| January 13, 2023
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| January 12, 2023
Life Advice for Book Lovers: Feeling Stuck and Facing the Sacrifices We Make for Family
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Dorothea
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Literary Hub
| January 12, 2023
That Which Calls Us: On Writing About God's Word
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Z.L. Nickels
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Diana Arterian
| January 12, 2023
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| January 12, 2023
Russell Banks on the Time He Fled Bread Loaf with Nelson Algren
Algren Got Fired, Banks Made a Friend
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| January 11, 2023
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