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David Farrier in Search of the Fossils That Humans Are Leaving Behind
This Week on the
Emergence Magazine
Podcast
By
Emergence Magazine
| June 1, 2021
On the Long Debated Origin Story of Domestic Chickens
Gina G. Warren Considers the History of the Backyard Bird
By
Gina G. Warren
| June 1, 2021
The ACLU’s Long Fight For Marriage Equality
Sasha Issenberg on Constitutional Rights in the 80s and the Shifting Definitions of Marital Union
By
Sasha Issenberg
| June 1, 2021
Your Week in Virtual Book Events, June 1st to June 5th
Including the 2021 Lambda Literary Awards and the Roxbury Poetry Festival
By
Rasheeda Saka
| June 1, 2021
WATCH: Patricia Lockwood in Conversation with Nina Stibbe at the Hay Festival
“It’s worth it to observe social conventions in as granular a way as you possibly can.”
By
The Virtual Book Channel
| June 1, 2021
Robert McKee on the Design of a Character Universe
In Conversation with Andrew Keen on the
Keen On
Podcast
By
Keen On
| June 1, 2021
Best Reviewed
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Libraries are crowdfunding an open access collection of American prison newspapers.
By
Walker Caplan
| May 28, 2021
That inspiring Eric Carle quote making the rounds yesterday was actually an April Fool’s joke.
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Walker Caplan
| May 28, 2021
Here are May's best reviewed books.
By
Book Marks
| May 28, 2021
Get in the mood for summer with Maya Angelou's 1957 performance of calypso hit "Run Joe."
By
Emily Temple
| May 28, 2021
This new production of
Blindness
is unlike any literary adaptation you've ever seen.
By
Emily Temple
| May 28, 2021
When Will the Church Have Its Racial Reckoning?
Monica West Demands Justice and Recognition in Today’s Christianity
By
Monica West
| May 28, 2021
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Read This Summer
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Literary Hub
| May 28, 2021
Life in Palestine: On the Thriving Artistic Life of Ramallah
“To many writers, Ramallah is an ideal, a dream, a promise.”
By
Maya Abu Al-Hayat
| May 28, 2021
Café Life and Literati: Life in Turn-of-the-Century Prague
Chad Bryant on the Prague Circle
By
Chad Bryant
| May 28, 2021
A Secret Memorial Under the Sea: The Hunt to Discover the
Wind Blown
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Amanda M. Fairbanks on the Mystery of a Long-Lost Commercial Fishing Boat
By
Amanda M. Fairbanks
| May 28, 2021
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