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Neel Patel on Writing Past the Stereotypes of Indian Americans

Neel Patel on Writing Past the Stereotypes of Indian Americans

Mira Jacob in Conversation with the Author of If You See Me, Don't Say Hi

By Mira Jacob | July 19, 2018

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On "Small Blue Bubbles in a Sea of Red."

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How Librarians Survive on the Frontlines of Fake News

Kristen Arnett Goes in for Some Hardcore Librarianing (Sure, It's a Verb)

By Kristen Arnett | July 18, 2018

Teaching in a Red County, After Trump

Teaching in a Red County, After Trump

Melissa Febos Asks, "What is More Powerful Than Inspired Youth?"

By Melissa Febos | July 18, 2018

From Outcasts to Secret Agents, 5 Sudanese Books You Should Read

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Like a Miracle I Don't Want: An Essay by Amy Fusselman

Like a Miracle I Don't Want: An Essay by Amy Fusselman

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How Someone Else's Writer's Block Helped Me Write My Novel

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Rebecca Solnit: They Think They Can Bully the Truth

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Scenes from the Southern Border: Asylum-Seekers, Border Guards, Activists and More

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"We’re a nation of laws, but the laws should be enforced with heart."

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He Was the Best We'd Ever Seen: On Baseball, Greatness, and Writing

He Was the Best We'd Ever Seen: On Baseball, Greatness, and Writing

Seth Sawyers Wonders Whatever Happened to the Phenom of Allegany County

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What Can We Salvage of Objectivity?

What Can We Salvage of Objectivity?

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