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THE ADVERSARY, by Michael Crummey. Read by Mary Lewis. There’s something gloriously grim about Michael…
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In 2005, less than 9 percent of American teens reported having had at least one…
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We have a complicated relationship with bunnies. On the one hand, we keep them as…
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Wack’s scenario planning was credited with helping Shell weather the oil shocks of the ’70s,…
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After decades in America, a Dominican writer named Alma Cruz “retires” to a scrappy piece…
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You see it everywhere, even if you don’t always recognize it: the literary allusion. Quick!…
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“Narcissist” is a word many of us throw around casually, using it to describe anyone…
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The book arrived at Harvard in 1934, via the American diplomat John B. Stetson, an…
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WOLF AT THE TABLE by Adam Rapp It is not uncommon for novelists to deal…
