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Every House is a Haunted House

Why is So Much of Horror About the Home?

October 31, 2016  By Tyler Malone   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Film and TV  Literary Criticism  News and Culture 
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Why We Love to Be Haunted

On What Our Ghosts Are Really Trying to Tell Us

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Whatever the Genre, My Books Are Dark Because I am Dark

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On the Horror of Language, and the Horror of Trump

From The Shining to the Election, and the Things That Scare Us Most

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The Rise of the Cities of the Dead

From Churchyards to Cemeteries, Where the Dead Live

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16 Books You Should Read This November

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Phil Klay on the Citizen-Veteran Gap, and Modes of Storytelling

"I wanted to be able to approach the subject from many different angles"

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How I Helped Tell a Soldier’s Story

Jane Bernstein on Finding the Human Detail in a Memoir of War

October 28, 2016  By Jane Bernstein   Posted In  Memoir  News and Culture 
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There Are 1,462 Possible Plots for Your Book

From William Wallace Cook’s Plotto: The Master Book of All Plots

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A New Documentary on Isaac Babel Highlights His Continued Relevance

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“Five Incomprehensible Stories”

Alfred Döblin, trans. by Damion Searls

“One day, a man living in the city of Minsk in Poland, little concerned with the wider world, raised suspicions with his remarks about Italy and was thereupon arrested.”

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“Because lying in bed when awake was inadvisable, she’d come up here to see the dawn arriving. The council left the Top Park open, even at night. The qualities of the view it offered made constant access a must. People felt they might have to nip round anytime and check on the metropolis where it lay uncharacteristically prostrate at their feet. And wasn’t it flat—the city—when you saw it like this, so plainly founded on a tidal basin, rooted in mud?”

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