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On White Nationalism and the Lessons of Charlottesville
Terry McAuliffe on the Ever-Growing Threat of the Alt-Right
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Terry McAuliffe
| August 6, 2019
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Attention nerds: N. K. Jemisin’s Broken Earth trilogy will be made into an RPG.
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Emily Temple
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Ocean Vuong (and his mom) steal the show at the second biannual Asian American Literature Festival.
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Toward a Theory of the New Weird
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Elvia Wilk
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Inventing the Village: The Life and Times of the Jane Street Artists
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Psst. Turns out 80% of books published in 1924-1963 are secretly in the public domain.
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Your weekly book deal memo: Shirley Jackson, Rafia Zakaria, Megan Rapinoe, & more.
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Emily Temple
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What the Beginning of an Ebola Outbreak Looks Like
Richard Preston Chronicles the Epidemic of 2013
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Richard Preston
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Walter Benjamin: How WWI Changed the Meaning of 'Barbaric'
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Walter Benjamin
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How Cooking Helped Me Find Joy After Coming Out
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