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This novel, relayed through the testimonies of seven people and interspersed with events in the badlands in 2022, is as ...

Paul Laurence Dunbar was only 33 years old when he died in 1906. In his short yet prolific life, Dunbar used folk dialect to ...

When Kate Gies was born without her right ear, plastic surgeons vowed to make her "whole" and craft the appearance of an ...

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The orchestra approaches Mahler’s Seventh Symphony with admirable risk and excitement, if not the polish of performances ...

Christine Brown is set to tell her story, especially all the juicy details behind her decision to leave polygamy.

The Japanese writer’s short-story collection “No One Knows” shows why he was the master of melancholy.

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As DOGE throws out the rule book for government tech, it’s time we plan for the worst—and look to each other for courage and ...

G.N. Devy’s latest work is a fascinating exploration of India’s linguistic histories and their intricate interplay with culture, memory, and identit ...