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Review: Writer studies Paris, one world expo at a time
Paris, France · Paris

Review: Writer studies Paris, one world expo at a time

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Many writers have explored Paris through art, literature and food, but “Nobody Sits Like the French” takes a different approach, thanks to Minnesota writer Charles Pappas’ knowledge of the exposition industry. Using seven universal expositions that took place in Paris…See the Story
‘ANTM’ Alum Claims Tyra Banks Didn’t Like Contestants Doing This on the Show
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‘ANTM’ Alum Claims Tyra Banks Didn’t Like Contestants Doing This on the Show

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Sarah Hartshorne opens up about her 'ANTM' experience in a new book.See the Story
Naval Academy Settles on Shorter List of Banned Books as Pentagon Panel Weighs Ultimate Decision
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Naval Academy Settles on Shorter List of Banned Books as Pentagon Panel Weighs Ultimate Decision

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As the legal court battle over the administration's efforts to ban certain books in DoD schools for military children makes its way through the courts, new details are emerging about the parallel effort to ban some books at the service academies.See the Story

In Rehearsals for Shakespeare in the Park's TWELFTH NIGHT, with Peter Dinklage, Lupita Nyong'o and More

The Delacorte Theater officially repoens next month with Free Shakespeare in the Park's TWELFTH NIGHT, which is now in rehearsals at The Public Theater. Check out photos from inside rehearsals below! Revel in the midsummer madness as twins Sebastian and Viola survive shipwreck, revenge plots, and the trick doors of love. The Public’s Associate Artistic Director and Resident Director, Tony Award nominee Saheem Ali directs this joyful romp welcomi…New York City · New YorkSee the Story

Vladimir Nabokov’s entire backlist is getting a brand new redesign.

There have been a few great covers for Vladimir Nabokov’s Lolita. There have also been a lot of bad ones. It makes sense: it’s a difficult book to represent—which means that when it’s done right, there’s a special kind of magic in it. So butterfly collectors and those that love them will be pleased to […]United States · United StatesRead Article

Here’s what’s making us happy this week.

This week, we’re fulfilling prophecies, and pledges to past selves. We bought the tickets and took the rides. Some of us into the archive. Some of us into the dungeon. And some of us out to greener pastures. Calvin Kasulke is thrilled to report that the long-awaited, lately released new Clipse album “absolutely delivers.” “Let […]Read Article

Chloe Michelle Howarth on How to End a Piece of Writing

This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter—sign up here. The deeper you are into the work, the more weight the ending seems to carry. It’s not just the ending of the book for the reader, but the end of an era for the writer. And although you might have an innate feeling that it’s […]Read Article

Hala Alyan on Diaspora, the Limits of Healing, and Gaza as the Conscience of the World

Hala Alyan’s lyrical and deeply personal memoir, I’ll Tell You When I’m Home, is about loss, both primordial and immediate. It’s about a marriage falling apart and the birth of a baby via surrogacy after several painful miscarriages. It’s about love in all its messiness, and addiction, and saving yourself at the last possible moment. […]Gaza · GazaRead Article

Painting the Revolution: The Artists Who Joined the Fight For American Independence

Londoners found much to marvel at in the Royal Academy of Art’s 1780 exhibition. The first annual exhibition held in the academy’s imposing new home in Somerset House, it showcased nearly five hundred pieces of art. The paintings, always the stars of the show, were in a grand exhibition room. There, bookended by enormous new […]London, England · LondonRead Article

Flashes of Brilliance: The 19th-Century Innovations That Shaped Modern Photography

Imagine, for a moment, that you’re in London in the mid-­1840s, and you’ve decided to have your portrait taken by a photographer for the very first time. The studio is open only during daylight hours, so in an English winter it closes around 4 p.m. It’s located in the upper floors of a building, for […]London, England · LondonRead Article

Give It All Away? On the Literature of Effective Altruism

There are a seemingly endless number of books about how to make money. There are comparatively few books about how to give money away. It is, however, an arguably more difficult enterprise. Most of us make money, but only a small percentage of us give a significant portion of it away.  It’s not hard to […]Read Article

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