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Lit Hub Recommends: <em>Love Island</em>, Ocean Vuong, and L.A. Noir

Lit Hub Recommends: Love Island, Ocean Vuong, and L.A. Noir

Also, get married!

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Noah Feldman on What James Madison Would Think of Contemporary America

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The Author of The Three Lives of James Madison in Conversation with Andrew Keen

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On the Syrian Border, 2015, After the Story's

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Elliot Ackerman Visits a Refugee Camp Near Tel Abyad

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Sex, Violence, and Jerry Lewis: Aleksandar Hemon on the Preoccupations of His 10-Year-Old Self

Sex, Violence, and Jerry Lewis: Aleksandar Hemon on the Preoccupations of His 10-Year-Old Self

"Inside that nothing there are memories, and inside those memories there are snakes."

By Aleksandar Hemon | June 13, 2019

How the West is Destroying Itself Through Its Fear of Migrants

How the West is Destroying Itself Through Its Fear of Migrants

Suketu Mehta on the Origins of Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric

By Suketu Mehta | June 13, 2019

What the 39,933 Items on Peter Matthiessen's Computer Mean for the Art of Biography

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On the Uncertain Future Histories of Our Digital Selves

By Lance Richardson | June 13, 2019

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Jim DeRogatis: Consuming the Art of a Predator is Always a Moral Choice

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