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Book Review: ‘The Disappearers,’ by Marlon James

Marlon James’s story of gay experience and murderous homophobia in Jamaica is a maximalist’s banquet — and the Booker Prize winner’s finest book yet.

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How Marlon James Confronted ‘the Story I Was Not Allowed to Live’

“The Invisible Hand of Maria Edgeworth”: An Economist, Erased

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Soviet censors mangled Vasily Grossman's wartime journalism. The original copy reveals a palimpsest of what propaganda demanded

Siegfried Kracauer believed films could foretell political disaster. What does his approach make of today’s cinema?

Siegfried Kracauer believed films could foretell political disaster. What does his approach make of today’s cinema?

“As intellectually undistinguished as it is possible to be”: F.R. Leavis’s torching of C.P. Snow brought passion back into cultural life

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Book Club: Let’s Talk About ‘London Falling,’ by Patrick Radden Keefe

Modern diet and food-fad notions obscure a basic truth: For most of human existence, we have lived in the shadow of starvation

Rachel Cusk Tried to Caricature Natalie Portman. She Only Caricatured Herself.