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The Joy of Running
On the Fundamental Human Rhythm of One Foot After the Other
By
Gary McDowell
| January 18, 2017
The Reverend Martin Luther King, Sr. on His Son's Legacy
"M.L. had chosen to do was unquestionably right."
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The Reverend Martin Luther King, Sr.
| January 16, 2017
Along the Old Underground Railroad, One Photo at a Time
Jeanine Michna-Bales’s incredible nighttime images of the Underground Railroad
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Allison Wright
| January 13, 2017
When You Name Your Fictional War Criminal After a Real Man By Accident
David Savill on Trauma, History, and the Precarity of Naming
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David Savill
| January 13, 2017
We Waited in Quiet: Two Poems by Ishion Hutchinson
"I am a drifter, a sea-swift / some poet once used to make a crest in Time."
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Ishion Hutchinson
| January 13, 2017
Shanthi Sekaran Returns to Haunt Her Childhood Library
Ghosts on the Shelves, and Memories in Hand
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Shanthi Sekaran
| January 12, 2017
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On Selling Your First Novel After 11 Years
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Min Jin Lee
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The Failure of Democratic Storytelling
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James Kwak
| January 9, 2017
Reuniting Two Halves of a Long-Lost Alexandre Dumas Novel
A Literary Detective Story from the Translator of The Red Sphinx
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Lawrence Ellsworth
| January 9, 2017
There Have Always Been Genre Wars
On the Battles Around Yiddish Pulp Fiction
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| January 5, 2017
The Murakami Effect
On the Homogenizing Dangers of Easily Translated Literature
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Stephen Snyder
| January 4, 2017
Letters from an Invented Writer
A Selection of Correspondence Between 'James Tiptree, Jr.' and Joanna Russ
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Indies Recommend: 10 Small Press Books You Should Read This January
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Making Christmas Custard with Kathy Acker
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