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An Ode to
Valley of the Dolls
, Irresistible Train Wreck
Stephen Rebello is Obsessed with Jacqueline Susann's "Classic"
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Stephen Rebello
| June 18, 2020
In Utter Celebration of Juliet Stevenson's Brilliance as an Audiobook Narrator
Scott Spencer on Her Delightful, Deft Approach to Text
By
Scott Spencer
| June 17, 2020
Robert Walser and Jean Genet's Dreams, Solitude, and Mundane Things
Moyra Davey Reads Deep Into the Night
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Moyra Davey
| June 17, 2020
Writing a Novel of Things Unattained
Zaina Arafat on Living and Writing Without Shame
By
Zaina Arafat
| June 16, 2020
On Writing a Collective Poem in Response to Chicago Gun Violence
Thousands of Shootings. 100 Poets. 1 Poem.
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Chris Green
| June 16, 2020
On Charles Dickens' Devious, Hypocritical "Nice Guy" Cop
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| June 12, 2020
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On the Radical Afterlives of William Wordsworth
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How Yusuf Idris's Stories Upended Respectability Politics in Egypt
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Ezzedine C. Fishere
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Elias Khoury's Unique Vision of Civil War Lebanon
Abdo Wazen on Lost Memories in Lebanese Literature
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Passion and Patience: On the Timeless Virtues of Marguerite Yourcenar's Hadrian
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The Latest Incarnation of Shirley Jackson on the Big Screen is Basically Fan Fiction
And It's Great!
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Emily Temple
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Live at the Red Ink Series: On Writing and Being Haunted
With Jaquira Díaz, Mira Ptacin, Crystal Hana Kim , Iris Martin Cohen, and Michele Filgate
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| June 5, 2020
Why Didn't "Brazil's William Faulkner" Achieve the Same International Fame?
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The Interview That Adrienne Rich Never Wanted Published
Patrice Vecchione on Talking with Rich About Spirituality
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