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God, Guns, and Survival, Deep in the Heart of the Dust Bowl

On Hardscrabble Life in the Oklahoma Panhandle

 
By Rae Meadows  August 19, 2016
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The Birth of a Small Town Bookstore

By Nick Ripatrazone  August 18, 2016
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The Ultimate Literary Ten-Course Meal

By Evan Hanczor  August 17, 2016
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Why The Futurist Cookbook Was the First Lifestyle Blog

By Amanda Arnold  August 17, 2016
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5 Fictional Vegetarians Who Defy Stereotypes

By Kristen Martin  August 17, 2016
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The Secret Love of Edith Wharton’s Life

By Yvonne Georgina Puig  August 15, 2016
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The Dark Side of Office Life

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Black Protest Writing, From W.E.B. DuBois to Kendrick Lamar

By Precious Rasheeda Muhammad  August 10, 2016
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The Most Literary Book Ever Written About Bodybuilding

By Nick Ripatrazone  August 9, 2016
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Ten Writers Who Did Quit Their Day Jobs

By Bethanne Patrick  August 8, 2016
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20 Writers From Around the World on the Olympics

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A Very Rare Book by One of America’s All-Time Great Athletes

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The Terrible, No Good, Very Bad Day I Woke Up As a Debut Author

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On the Politics of Europe’s New Literary Superstars

By Ane Farsethas  August 3, 2016
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An Incomplete Atlas of Fantastic Maps

By Susan Daitch  August 3, 2016
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Obama, America, and the Legacy of James Alan McPherson

By Whitney Terrell  August 1, 2016
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Walking a Mile in Daniel Boone’s Moccasins

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At the Last Day of the DNC: Maybe the World Won’t Come to an End

By Timothy Denevi  July 29, 2016
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What The Last Samurai Reveals About American Literary Culture

By Christina Farella  July 29, 2016
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Women Crime Writers Are Not a Fad

By Lisa Levy  July 29, 2016
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What to Do When an Indigenous Language Disappears

By Juliana Broad  July 29, 2016
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João and Raimunda: On The Injustices of Brazil’s Belo Monte Project

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It’s Ok For a Poem to Be Funny: An Interview with Tommy Pico

By Ruby Brunton  July 27, 2016
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Jay-Z and Morrissey, Masters of the Music Memoir

By Edward White  July 27, 2016
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