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“| Lit Hub Film On Irish legend’s dangerously seductive fairies , the beguiling aes sidhe.”
“| Lit Hub Fiction “She was reaching women I would never know.”
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“| Reactor Véronique Hyland asks why it feels like we’re all reading the same books .”
“| Lit Hub Politics Nina Chayka searches for the rarest Nabokov paperbacks in America : “Ardis lives on less through its corporate afterlife and more through the people still hunting it down.” | Lit Hub Bookstores “When we see the effect of a film on their faces, we know that we have succeeded.” How two sisters built a movie theater for the children of Gaza .”
“| Lit Hub Poetry “All lives begin before birth: there’s a mother rereading a list of names before bedtime, indecisive, or a father imagining the face of a baby who doesn’t yet exist.” Read from Pol Guasch’s novel Paradise Burns , translated by Mara Faye Lethem.”
“| The New Yorker One of the spookiest (and most famous) writing competitions in history gave us both Frankenstein and The Vampyre .”
“American classrooms are racially segregated, and AI is only making it worse .”
“| Lit Hub History How Truong Tran channels the violence of white supremacy into art and metaphor : “Desire is complicated and fraught with shame.”
“Anger is deep and, thus far, endless.” | Lit Hub Art Paul Mason traces how the Communist Party of China became the most successful political party in the world .”
“/ A miasma, a real miasma, you’d say.” Read “Elevation,” a poem by Lindsay Turner from the collection Middle Slope .”
“This, I thought, was how social change really occurred.” Vivian Gornick remembers Gloria Steinem .”