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Putin Is Coming for Russian Literature
The Kremlin is redefining what it means to be a writer in Russia.
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Completing Our Summer Reading Bucket List
Book Review: ‘The Castle,’ by Jon Ronson
He Warned That the End of History Could Be Rough. Maybe Now People Will Listen.
Book Review: ‘The Disappearers,’ by Marlon James
Barbie for Grown-Ups
How Marlon James Confronted ‘the Story I Was Not Allowed to Live’
“The Invisible Hand of Maria Edgeworth”: An Economist, Erased
Book Review: ‘Under Story,’ by Chloe Benjamin
Book Review: ‘Defending the Music,’ by Michael Steinberg
Book Review: ‘Agrippa,’ by Robert Harris
The ‘Odyssey’ Scholar Emily Wilson, a Critic of the Movie, Is Redoing Her Translation
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?
“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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