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The Children of Chernobyl, In Their Own Words
Read an Excerpt from Newly Minted Nobel Laureate Svetlana Alexievich
By
Svetlana Alexievich
| October 13, 2015
Is Topeka the Most Poetic City in America?
Racism, Iniquity, Fundamentalism, and Poetry!
By
Amy Brady
| October 13, 2015
Part of Our Lives: A People's History of the American Public Library
Wayne A. Wiegand
By
Lit Hub Excerpts
| October 9, 2015
The Unseen Theft of America's Literary History
There Are Thieves in the Archives, and We Don't Even Know It
By
Travis McDade
| October 8, 2015
Black Voices Matter: The Genius of Jeffery Renard Allen
Charles Johnson on
Rails Under My Back
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Charles Johnson
| October 6, 2015
Jeanette Winterson Rewrites Shakespeare
Why a cover version of
The Winter's Tale
is necessary
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Jeanette Winterson
| October 6, 2015
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| October 5, 2015
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| October 1, 2015
Identities Adrift Off the American Shore
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Joohwan Kim
| September 30, 2015
Exploring Patrick Modiano's Paris
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Debarati Sanyal
| September 28, 2015
How The French Think
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| September 28, 2015
Monsters: The Hindenburg Disaster and the Birth of Pathological Technology
Ed Regis
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| September 22, 2015
TFW You Realize Maybe David Markson Invented Twitter
Or: The Accidental Diorama of a Novelist’s Life
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Mary Duffy
| September 16, 2015
A Literary History of the Nose
In Which Very Few Olfactory Puns Are Committed
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Dustin Illingworth
| September 1, 2015
Literary Montauk: And Then We Came to the End
Centuries of Unkempt Brooklynites Invading the East End
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Henry Stewart
| August 31, 2015
Beyond Anne Frank
In Search of Young Writers’ Diaries of the Holocaust
By
Alexandra Zapruder
| August 28, 2015
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