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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 Prophecy of Martin Luther King, Jr., From Vietnam to Iraq

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“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.”

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A Recipe for Beetroot Dip/Mutabbal Shamandar

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Interview with a Bookstore: Itinerant Literate

A Charleston Bookmobile Baby in the Making

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Celebrate National Poetry Month With 10 New Must-Read Collections

“Poetry is not like, it is the very lining of the inner life.”

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Why I Wrote a Novel About Sex Trafficking

Jane Mendelsohn on the Power of Fiction to Bear Witness

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The Tournament of Literary Sex Writing: Jean Genet vs. Jeanette Winterson

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