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“Closing the front door quietly behind her, Elinor took a moment to absorb the silence. Facing her, directly opposite the front door, where nobody could possibly miss it, was a portrait of her brother, Toby, in uniform. It had been painted, from photographs, several years after his death and was frankly not very good.”

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Contemplating the Infinite with Annie Dillard

"One of the most sensitive, listening intelligences ever to breathe American air"

March 10, 2016  By John Freeman   Posted In  Craft and Criticism  Literary Criticism 
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Shani Gilchrist Remembers Pat Conroy

A Great American Storyteller, in Memoriam

March 10, 2016  By Shani Gilchrist   Posted In  Book News  News and Culture 
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30 Books in 30 Days: Michele Filgate on Vivian Gornick’s The Odd Woman and the City

COUNTING DOWN THE NATIONAL BOOK CRITICS CIRCLE AWARDS FINALISTS

March 10, 2016  By Michele Filgate   Posted In  Reading Lists 
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Yes, She Reads Everything: Pico Iyer on Annie Dillard

A Writer Furiously Alive and Impossible to Anticipate

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When America Turns on Its Hyphenated Citizens

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“Reader, I Married Him”: An Interview with Tracy Chevalier

Bethanne Patrick speaks with the editor of a new Jane Eyre inspired anthology

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When Your Life is in Someone Else’s Hands: A Reading List

Lina Meruane's Seeing Red, and Other Tales of Dependency

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Adam Phillips Talks Wilde, Writing, and the Joy of Lacan

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The Women of the World Poetry Slam Comes to Brooklyn

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I Met Someone

Bruce Wagner

“Another Sunday—so tired. Overcome. Riding on mid-shoot stamina fumes: etiolated blowback of all the emotions expended on her craft.”

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The High School English Teacher Who Changed My Life

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