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Lit Hub Daily: April 4, 2018

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Sloane Crosley on Comedy, Twitter, and the Rise of the Personal Essay

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April 4, 2018  By Megan Amram   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Features  In Conversation 
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Are You Pregnant? Can I Have Some Creamer? And Other Questions I Get at the Library

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Kevin Williamson, Transphobia, and the Myth of Ideological Diversity

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How the Advice Columnist Conquered America

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When Marguerite Duras Got Kicked Out of the Communist Party

Perhaps They Accuse Me of Being a Whore Because They Can Find No Other Insult

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James Baldwin: ‘I Did Not Want to Weep for Martin, Tears Seemed Futile’

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The Chandelier

Clarice Lispector, Trans. by Benjamin Moser and Magdalena Edwards

“Before falling asleep, concentrated and magical, she would say farewell to things in a last instant of lightly illuminated consciousness. She knew that in the half-light 'her things' were better living their own essence.”

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About Parenting, Faith, and Intoxication

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Lorrie Moore: It’s Better to Write Than Be a Writer

The Route to Truth and Beauty is a Toll Road

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The Best Stories Break at Least One of Their Own Rules

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Russia is Winning the Information War

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“The Epidemic”

Dino Buzzati, Trans. by Judith Landry

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