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Literary Criticism
Did Mark Twain Anticipate the Nazis?
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Arvind Dilawar
| September 22, 2017
More than the Beauty or the Heroine
On Books by Julie Buntin and Carolyn Murnick That Complicate a Girlhood Trope
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| September 20, 2017
Gwendolyn Brooks,
Maud Martha
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How Brooks Lives On Through Her Fictional Alter-Ego
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Michael Lynn Crews
| September 6, 2017
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The Reluctant Spiritual Autobiographer
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