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Some Things You May Not Have Known About Edith Wharton's Dog Obsession
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Emily Temple
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Unwelcome in My Country, Unwelcome in My Church
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Camille T. Dungy
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This Season, Book Awards Are Actually Giving Us Hope
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Timothy Denevi
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The Power and Politics of Language, from Oppressor to Oppressed
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Adelia Saunders
| January 23, 2017
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David L. Ulin
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Sabine Heinlein
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Samuel Jaffe Goldstein
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Your Literary Guide to the Sundance Film Festival
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The Joy of Running
On the Fundamental Human Rhythm of One Foot After the Other
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