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Writing with Jack Kerouac, Ghost Father

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10 Literary Classics We (Not So) Secretly Hate

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“Passing Through”

Tatyana Tolstaya, Trans. by Anya Migdal

“Things, as we know, disappear—often under strange circumstances—and they don’t come back.”

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March 20, 2018  By Genevieve Hudson   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Features  Literary Criticism 
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Citizenship By Javier Zamora

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When a Bookstore Stands Against Censorship

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The Agony and the Ecstasy of Taking Author Photos

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“The Nightingale That Speaks”

Najla Jraissaty Khoury, Trans. by Inea Bushnaq

“Long ago, in a former age and a bygone time, there was a king who wished to test the loyalty of his people. He issued a command that for one night no light must show in any part of the city.”

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