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Adventures in Insomnia: Sleep Diets, Weird Dreams, and the Singularity

Adventures in Insomnia: Sleep Diets, Weird Dreams, and the Singularity

Marina Benjamin on Nighttime's Wayward Rhythms

By Marina Benjamin | November 14, 2018

My Son, Stan Lee's Pen Pal

My Son, Stan Lee's Pen Pal

Rion Amilcar Scott on Childhood, Enchantment, and Stan Lee's Legacy

By Rion Amilcar Scott | November 14, 2018

Twenty-Three Things About W.H. Auden

Twenty-Three Things About W.H. Auden

A Poem by Bill Berkson From His Memoir, Since When

By Bill Berkson | November 5, 2018

Peter Sagal: I Got Divorced. And Then I Ran a Mile in My Underwear.

Peter Sagal: I Got Divorced. And Then I Ran a Mile in My Underwear.

The Host of Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! on the Things Men Do

By Peter Sagal | November 2, 2018

Patrick Modiano: To Flee a Parisian Crime Scene

Patrick Modiano: To Flee a Parisian Crime Scene

"I ended up shoving the gun in the bottom of a trash can."

By Patrick Modiano | October 25, 2018

The Other South of France: My Year(s) in the Pyrenees

The Other South of France: My Year(s) in the Pyrenees

Of Wine, Wisdom, and the Last Castles of the Cathars

By Laurence de Looze | October 22, 2018

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Leonid Yuzefovich Follows a Footnote Across 100 Years and 1,000 Miles

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