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Jews in Space: On the Unsung History of Jewish Writers and the Birth of Science Fiction
Lavie Tidhar Considers the Past, Present, and Future of Jewish Writers in Sci-Fi and Fantasy
By
Lavie Tidhar
| June 14, 2021
Rivka Galchen Talks Writer’s Block and Her Pandemic Cat
Lit Hub Speaks with the Author of
Everyone Knows Your Mother Is a Witch
By
Literary Hub
| June 14, 2021
Up in Smoke: On Death, Identity, and a Flammable Childhood in Nigeria
Akwaeke Emezi Considers Growing Up in the Town of Aba and the Darkness That Dwells in Memory
By
Akwaeke Emezi
| June 14, 2021
How—and Why—Americans Become Susceptible to the Toxic Allure of Cults
Dr. Kate Gale Talks to Amanda Montell, Author of
Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism
By
Dr. Kate Gale
| June 14, 2021
How Stories Change When They Move From Page to Voice
Laura Lindstedt on the Different Ways We Read a Book
By
Laura Lindstedt, translated by David Hackston
| June 14, 2021
The Radical Sensibility Behind the Federal Writers' Project
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Scott Borchert
| June 14, 2021
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How
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Emergence Magazine
| June 14, 2021
People We Meet on Vacation
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Lawrence Wright Traces the Parallels Between the Black Death and the COVID-19 Pandemic
On 14th-Century Italy, Medieval Medicine, and the Consequences of the Plague
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Lawrence Wright
| June 11, 2021
On the Young Doctors Who Came of Age During a Pandemic
Emma Goldberg Tells the Story of Sam and Jeremy
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Emma Goldberg
| June 11, 2021
On the Evolution of Female-Driven Gothic Narratives: A Reading List
Christine Mangan Recommends Fiction that Honors and Upholds the Genre’s Enduring Legacy
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Christine Mangan
| June 11, 2021
Why Are We All So Obsessed with Genealogy?
Libby Copeland on America’s Endless Exploration of Its Own DNA
By
Libby Copeland
| June 11, 2021
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