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Jennifer Wilson
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Jennifer Wilson is a writer whose work has appeared in The Nation , The New York Times , The New Republic , The New Yorker , and elsewhere.
American Spy examines the intersections between spycraft and living in America as a black person.
Despite the differences between Olga Tokarczuk and Peter Handke, they both reflect a divided Europe as viewed only from within its borders.
Sarah Weinman’s new book traces the true crime that influenced Nabokov and the writing of his novel.
Critics of a San Francisco school’s decision to paint over art forget that people of color have a bright future, not just a tragic past.
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The Library Book is more than a work of true crime; it is a study of Los Angeles and the burning ambition of the people who flock to it.
March 22, 2018
A new translation captures the painful backdrop of Dostoyevsky’s classic: the poverty, crime, and violence that shaped much of everyday life in 19th-century St. Petersburg.
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