Sarah M. Broom’s New Orleans
In her debut memoir, The Yellow House, Sarah M. Broom writes vividly of her childhood in New Orleans East and charts the city's drastic changes over the decades.
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The Millions Top 10
The Practicing Stoic: A Philosophical User's Manual
Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead: A Novel
Pieces for the Left Hand: Stories
The Memory Police: A Novel
Normal People: A Novel
Inland: A Novel
The New Me
The Nickel Boys: A Novel
The Testaments: The Sequel to the Handmaid's Tale
Ducks, Newburyport
On Body Horror and the Monstrosity of Women
A woman becoming something else—a tree, a freak, a monster—reduces the risk of harm. It may even allow you to cause harm in return.
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Unsettling the American Dream: The Millions Interviews Viet Thanh Nguyen
I couldn't pay attention to that, not to write the novel I wanted to write. We can't let our work be driven by the anxieties around narrative scarcity.
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‘Goodnight Moon’ Revisited
Brian Goedde takes a closer look at the characters within Margaret Wise Brown's classic Goodnight Moon, particularly the bunny at the center of the tale.
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Panel Mania: ‘The Illuminati Ball’
The Illuminati Ball introduces readers to a world of secret societies, sensuality, power, and the hunger for freedom.
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About Brooklyn, All of Brooklyn: The Millions Interviews Thomas J. Campanella
Deep‐south Brooklyn is the flyover country of New York City. I want to make people think again, and more deeply, about Brooklyn, all of Brooklyn.
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Trippingly on the Tongue: Featured Poetry by Maurice Manning
The latest from Pulitzer Prize-finalist Manning is written entirely from the point of view of Abraham Lincoln (who, it turns out, is a great poet).
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The Poet Laureate of Happiness
Stephanie Burt examines how the work of poet Seamus Heaney became synonymous with happiness and joy—and how it came to be quoted by presidents and casual readers alike.
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