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Talking About the Pain and Anxiety of Menstruation
"I had known pain before, of course. But this was different."
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Eleanor Morgan
| August 27, 2019
A Mental Health Activist Confronts Her Own Inner Turmoil
Leah Harris on Suicidality, Mindfulness, and Meditation
By
Leah Harris
| August 27, 2019
If you have $6.2 million, you can live in Tom Clancy's 17,178-square-foot estate.
By
Emily Temple
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Amazon is opening a store across the street from Nashville's Parnassus Books, because Amazon is bad.
By
Jessie Gaynor
| August 26, 2019
Here is a cool statue of Ray Bradbury riding a rocket
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-style.
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Sady Doyle
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Writing the Impossible Grief of Very Young Widowhood
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Kelsey Ronan
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How Martin Scorsese Straddled Hollywood and Auteur Filmmaking
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to
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(?) and Back Again
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Paul Lopes
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Maria Tumarkin
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But That's Another Story
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Attention Hollywood: Max Brooks and Cecily von Ziegesar both just sold new novels.
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| August 23, 2019
Standing Room Only: On Overtravel and the Joy of the Unsung
Where Do We Go Now?
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Thomas Swick
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