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75 Covers of
The Master and Margarita
, Ranked, With Comment
One of the Great Books of the 20th Century, Perfect for the 21st
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Jonny Diamond
| March 10, 2017
How I Came to the Church of Rock and Roll
Darcey Steinke on Finding Faith in America’s Great Religion
By
Darcey Steinke
| March 10, 2017
When My Father Wasn't Driving Trucks, He Was Reading
K. E. Semmel on Inheriting a Love of Books
By
K. E. Semmel
| March 10, 2017
Joshua Mohr: The Time I Robbed a Liquor Store
On Confession, Guilt, and the Impossibility of Absolution
By
Joshua Mohr
| March 10, 2017
10 Famous Writers on Loving
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Marlon James, Neil Gaiman, Kelly Link and More on The Best Show of All Time
By
Emily Temple
| March 10, 2017
Learning the Language of Democracy: A Protest Diary
Elena Marcu on the Lessons of Four Years of Protesting in Romania
By
Elena Marcu
| March 9, 2017
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| March 9, 2017
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| March 8, 2017
Odd, Prescient, Intense, Brilliant: Remembering Paula Fox
By
Emily Temple
| March 7, 2017
The Doctor Who Made Addicts of the Nazis
On Methamphetamine Use in the Third Reich
By
Norman Ohler
| March 7, 2017
Twitter and Facebook All in One: On the Rise of China's Weibo
The Subversive Cat-and-Mouse Games of Chinese 'Netizens'
By
Alec Ash
| March 6, 2017
Women Can Lead Lives of Quiet Desperation Too
Madeline, Celeste and Jane as Byronic heroes In
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By
Emily Temple
| March 6, 2017
Who Should Star in the Barry Jenkins Adaptation of
The Underground Railroad
?
aka your future favorite show
By
Emily Temple
| March 3, 2017
How Postcards From My Mother Helped Me Survive Childhood
Rowan Hisayo Buchanan on the Power of Small Rectangles
By
Rowan Hisayo Buchanan
| March 3, 2017
Whales, Rust, Souvenirs, Luggage: The Latest Beautiful Object Lessons Covers
The Beloved Series That Asks: 'But Can You Use Them in One Sentence?'
By
Literary Hub
| March 3, 2017
Dusty Springfield, Reluctant Queen of Blue-Eyed Soul
On 'Son of a Preacher Man', an Aretha Franklin Track without Aretha Franklin
By
Jack Hamilton
| March 3, 2017
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