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The Very Real Consolations of Poetry

The Very Real Consolations of Poetry

A Poem is Not a Substitute for Action, But It Can Lift Us Up

By Literary Hub | November 11, 2016

10 Diverting Reads for Difficult Days

10 Diverting Reads for Difficult Days

For Those Occasions When It All Seems Too Much

By Emily Temple | November 11, 2016

10 Japanese Books by Women We’d Love to See in English

10 Japanese Books by Women We’d Love to See in English

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By Allison Markin Powell | November 10, 2016

You Should Be Reading These Literary Comics

You Should Be Reading These Literary Comics

Ideal for That Case of Thinkpiece Fatigue You Just Can't Shake

By Emily Temple | November 9, 2016

5 Books Making News: Zadie, Elena, and Eleanor Are Everywhere

5 Books Making News: Zadie, Elena, and Eleanor Are Everywhere

Zadie Smith, Elena Ferrante, Eleanor Roosevelt and more

By Jane Ciabattari | November 8, 2016

This Could Happen To Us: 10 Literary Apocalypses

This Could Happen To Us: 10 Literary Apocalypses

On the Eve of the Election, Fictional Disasters from the Last Five Years

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My Heroes: On Travel Memoirs by Black Women Writers

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Otto Penzler's 5 Crime and Mystery Picks for October

Otto Penzler's 5 Crime and Mystery Picks for October

From Raymond Chandler to Carl Hiaasen

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Five Books Making News This Week: Politics, Philosophy, and Opium

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