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An American Marriage
Tayari Jones
“There are two kinds of people in the world, those who leave home, and those who don’t. I’m a proud member of the first category.”
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Rebecca Solnit: As Trump Tweets, America Burns
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Will Self: In Praise of Difficult Novels
Modernism is Still the Best Way to Reflect Our World Back to Us
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Adam Nicolson Beholds the Poetic Beauty of the Guillemot
How Wagner Tried to Revolutionize Art and End Capitalism
Simon Callow on a Great Composer Getting Political
“Floor Plans”
Danielle Lazarin
“When Lev says 'things' he means our marriage, and when he says 'fail' he means a decision he has already made without me.”
In Praise of the Small Town Library
In Rural Pennsylvania, Four Bookshelves Are a Passport to the Outside World
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On a Childhood of Constant Relocation
Call Me Zebra
Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi
“I had not been alive long before my mother, Bibi Khanoum, dropped dead.”
How Do We Ever Escape Surveillance Capitalism?
Andrew Keen and Noam Cohen Talk About How to Fix the Future
‘Twitter Feminists’ to Katie Roiphe: This Essay is Not Very Good
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