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Literary Montauk: And Then We Came to the End
Centuries of Unkempt Brooklynites Invading the East End
By
Henry Stewart
| August 31, 2015
Beyond Anne Frank
In Search of Young Writers’ Diaries of the Holocaust
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Alexandra Zapruder
| August 28, 2015
The Tracks
On the Suicide-By-Train Epidemic in Affluent Chicago
By
Jenn Shapland
| August 27, 2015
Moral Panic and the Myth of Recovered Memory
More Harm Than Good, in the Name of the Children
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Richard Beck
| August 18, 2015
Lolita
: From Transgressive Lit to Pop Iconography
Or How We Ended Up with Lana Del Rey
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Rebecca Brill
| August 18, 2015
Memorializing the Unknown Dead
On Revisiting Portsmouth's African Burying Ground
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Wendy S. Walters
| August 12, 2015
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| July 16, 2015
Nikola Tesla, An Alien Intelligence
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Samantha Hunt
| July 9, 2015
Desire Lines: From Slave Ships to the 9th Ward
Traveling the Hidden Paths of History
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Brenda Quant
| July 8, 2015
F. Scott Fitzgerald: Renting the American Dream
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Alex Brunkhorst
| June 30, 2015
Bohumil Hrabal: Of Beer, Whores, and Samizdat
On the Greatest Czech Writer of the Past Century
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Joshua Cohen
| June 30, 2015
The Strand in Pictures
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| June 29, 2015
Beyond Gay Marriage
Michelangelo Signorile on Backlash and the Ongoing Fight for LGBT Rights
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Alexander Chee
| June 26, 2015
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