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Against Wunderkinds

Against Wunderkinds

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Edward St. Aubyn: A Writer's Suicide Pact

Edward St. Aubyn: A Writer's Suicide Pact

Truth, Fiction, and Surviving One's Life

By John Freeman | May 19, 2015

Sergio Pitol: Mexico's Total Writer

Sergio Pitol: Mexico's Total Writer

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Norway's Greatest Living Writer is Actually Dag Solstad

Norway's Greatest Living Writer is Actually Dag Solstad

...And He's Coming to America

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Denise Levertov Should Be More Famous

Denise Levertov Should Be More Famous

How Do You Immortalize a Willfully Uncategorizable Poet?

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