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Film and TV
The Week in Literary Film and TV News
Colson Whitehead, Angela Davis, George Saunders, Elena Ferrante & More
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Emily Temple
| March 31, 2017
The Living Authors with the Most Film Adaptations
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10 Famous Writers on Loving
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Marlon James, Neil Gaiman, Kelly Link and More on The Best Show of All Time
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On the Genius of Daniel Woodrell, the "Battle-Hardened Bard of Meth Country"
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Your Literary Guide to the 2017 Academy Awards
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An Incomplete List of Virginia Woolf Puns in Pop Culture
On the 135th anniversary of her birth
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| January 25, 2017
Your Literary Guide to the Sundance Film Festival
André Aciman, Alejandro Zambra, Nikolai Leskov, J.D. Salinger and more
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| January 18, 2017
On the Pantsuit Nation Book and the KKK TV Show
Against the instant commodification of culture
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| December 22, 2016
Pedro Almodóvar on Adapting Alice Munro for the Screen
"Munro’s inspiration has meant a real moral, aesthetic, and tonal adventure"
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Pedro Almodóvar
| December 15, 2016
Pop Culture in a Post-Truth America
On the Political Implications of TV's New Self-Consciousness
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| December 15, 2016
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