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The One Thing That Might Save America From Its Terrible Diet

The One Thing That Might Save America From Its Terrible Diet

On the False Promises of Ever-Shifting Food Science

By Michael Ruhlman | May 17, 2017

The American Writers Museum Opens in Chicago

The American Writers Museum Opens in Chicago

A Place for Book Lovers to Play... and Smell

By Jenna Sauber | May 17, 2017

The Tallest Man in Ramallah

The Tallest Man in Ramallah

Michael Chabon Roams the West Bank with Sam Bahour

By Michael Chabon | May 16, 2017

From <em>The Satanic Verses</em> to Scientology, Pamela Paul’s Foray in Bookselling

From The Satanic Verses to Scientology, Pamela Paul’s Foray in Bookselling

Ripping the Covers Off Books and Other Dodgy Business

By Pamela Paul | May 16, 2017

Fulfilling the Promise to Visit My Late Lover's Parents

Fulfilling the Promise to Visit My Late Lover's Parents

Fenton Johnson Uncovers Memories of Survival and The Limitless Heart

By Fenton Johnson | May 16, 2017

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What’s So Bad About Being Bored at Work?

Looking at Life at the Office in a Whole Different Way

By Mary Mann | May 16, 2017

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The Canonization of Dylan Thomas

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In Motherhood, I Became a Fire-breathing Female Monster

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A Mother and her Trans Son on Finding Their New Middle Ground

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The Week in Literary Film and TV News

Frank Bill, Roald Dahl, Kevin Kwan, Andy Weir

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On Oaxaca, Early Pregnancy, and Motherlands

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