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History
Remembering the Poets Who Fought For Irish Independence
The 1916 Easter Rising Through Verse
By
Jared Spears
| April 22, 2016
On the Literature of Cyborgs, Robots, and Other Automata
From Mechanical Ducks to Mythic Metal Giants
By
Michael Peck
| April 21, 2016
How I Write History: Or, A Window Into My Crazy
Neal Bascomb on Quilt-Making, Research, and Structuring Historical Narrative
By
Neal Bascomb
| April 19, 2016
In Search of the Darkest Cult in American History
Laura Elizabeth Woollett on Jim Jones and the Peoples Temple
By
Laura Elizabeth Woollett
| April 15, 2016
Adam Gopnik on the Ur-Gentrification Story of Place des Vosges
“It soon became apparent they were worth more as residences than as manufacturing spaces.”
By
Adam Gopnik
| April 14, 2016
Why Wasn't Great American Novelist Jane Smiley on the Cover of a Magazine?
Rumaan Alam on How We Still Judge Women Writers By a Different Standard
By
Rumaan Alam
| April 11, 2016
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Women in Publishing 100 Years Ago: A Historical VIDA Count
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Rachel McCarthy James
| March 31, 2016
Who Can Fictionalize Slavery?
By
Katy Simpson Smith
| March 30, 2016
How to Be a Whaler's Wife in 1908: Boil Everything, Wash the Clothes in Gin
By
Shirley Barrett
| March 23, 2016
Donald Trump's Sentimental Journey to the Top
Revisiting Joan Didion on 90s NYC, to Make Sense of Present Day America
By
Kristen Martin
| March 22, 2016
A Brief History of New York Values
David Reid on Truman, Wallace, and the Seething Immorality of Greenwich Village
By
David Reid
| March 22, 2016
Celebrating 75 Years of Paper Dolls
Thourougly researched, thoroughly enjoyable!
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Literary Hub
| March 18, 2016
Classical Literature
Richard Jenkyns
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Lit Hub Excerpts
| March 16, 2016
A Life in Letters: From the New Republic to Iowa to Knopf...
97-Year-Old Doris Grumbach Looks Back on a Literary Life
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Doris Grumbach
| March 15, 2016
Washington's Immortals
Patrick K. O’Donnell
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Lit Hub Excerpts
| March 10, 2016
Inside the Unpublished World of Allen Ginsberg
Poems, Proofs, Mimeos, and More
By
Bill Morgan
| March 2, 2016
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"Not much happens In fact there is much in the text that is not made…"