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David Bowie, Visitor to Planet Earth
On
The Man Who Fell to Earth
, and Bowie the Actor
By
Hugo Wilcken
| January 12, 2016
A Brief History of the Hit Christmas Song
Ben Yagoda on How "White Christmas" Started It All
By
Ben Yagoda
| December 21, 2015
Writers at Work: The Year in Collected Essays
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Jonathan Russell Clark
| December 14, 2015
Elvis Costello: The Teenage Years
Death and Discovery, from London to Liverpool
By
Elvis Costello
| November 9, 2015
The Odd, True Love of Vic Chesnutt and Kristin Hersh
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Amanda Petrusich
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When Rock Festivals Get Bookish
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Listen to Willie Nelson's New Memoir-Inspired Song
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All Elders be Eloquence, or One Way to Pay Dem You Owe
On Recording the track "Sad Dictator"
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Thomas Sayers Ellis
| April 20, 2015
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