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Thomas Piketty: Why Save the Bankers?

Looking Back at the State of Things at the Peak of the Financial Crisis

April 5, 2016  By Thomas Piketty   Posted In  News and Culture  Politics  Technology 
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Five Writers on the Poems That Make Them Cry

Siri Hustvedt, Helen Macdonald, A.L. Kennedy, Margaret Drabble, and Kate Atkinson

April 5, 2016  By Literary Hub   Posted In  Fiction and Poetry  Poem  Reading Lists 
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On Prescribing Poems for the Sick, the Dying, the Grief Stricken

Ronna Bloom Explores the Power of Poetry in a Hospital Waiting Room

April 5, 2016  By Ronna Bloom   Posted In  Craft and Advice  Craft and Criticism  Fiction and Poetry  Poem 
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On Maggie Nelson’s The Red Parts, Ten Years Later

How the book paved the way for the The Argonauts

April 5, 2016  By Bridget Read   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Fiction and Poetry  Literary Criticism  Memoir  News and Culture  Poem 
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Kate Atkinson on “Adelstrop”

April 5, 2016  By Kate Akinson   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Fiction and Poetry  Literary Criticism  Poem 
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Siri Hustvedt on “After great pain, a formal feeling comes–”

April 5, 2016  By Siri Hustvedt   Posted In  Uncategorized 
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Helen Macdonald on “Frost at Midnight”

April 5, 2016  By Helen Macdonald   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Fiction and Poetry  Literary Criticism  Poem 
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Margaret Drabble on “Say not the struggle naught availeth”

April 5, 2016  By Margaret Drabble   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Fiction and Poetry  Literary Criticism  Poem 
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A. L. Kennedy on “Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXVIII”

April 5, 2016  By A. L. Kennedy   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Fiction and Poetry  Literary Criticism  Poem 
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LitHub Daily: April 5, 2016

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The Red Parts

Maggie Nelson

“We have every reason to believe this case is moving swiftly toward a successful conclusion.”

April 5, 2016  By Lit Hub Excerpts   Posted In  Memoir  News and Culture 
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Five Books Making News This Week: Immigrants, Westerns, and War Crimes

Sunjeev Sahota, Boris Fishman, Edna O'Brien, and More

April 5, 2016  By Jane Ciabattari   Posted In  Reading Lists 
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The Staff Shelf: Itinerant Literate

What are booksellers reading?

April 5, 2016  By Interview with a Bookstore   Posted In  Bookstores and Libraries  News and Culture  Reading Lists 
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The Prophecy of Martin Luther King, Jr., From Vietnam to Iraq

Viet Thanh Nguyen Considers the Poison in the American Body Politic

April 4, 2016  By Viet Thanh Nguyen   Posted In  News and Culture  Politics 
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On Being the “Oldest Living Debut Novelist”

Bethanne Patrick in conversation with Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney

April 4, 2016  By Bethanne Patrick   Posted In  In Conversation 
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Jean Giono

“Janet is stretched out under the sheets, stiff and straight. His slender body lifts the grey blanket into a furrow-mound. Bird’s-breath flutters across his chest. You might even say that it looks like a seed wanting to break through its casing and unfurl its leaves into the sunlight.”

April 4, 2016  By Lit Hub Excerpts   Posted In  Fiction and Poetry  From the Novel 
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How the NYRB Chooses Its Reissues: The Story of Stoner

New York Review Books' Edwin Frank talks to Yongxi Wu

April 4, 2016  By Literary Hub   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  In Conversation 
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Before the War: The Lost Delicacies of Aleppo

On the Wonderful Food of Syria

April 4, 2016  By Anissa Helou   Posted In  Food  News and Culture  Travel 
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A Recipe for Beetroot Dip/Mutabbal Shamandar

April 4, 2016  By Anissa Helou   Posted In  Food  News and Culture 
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