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Haute Bayou
Just in time for crawfish season (and ruined outfits as a result of crawfish season), The Oxford American's launched its newest column, Parish Chic, brought to you by L. Kasimu Harris. It's meant to prominently showcase the beaucoup styles on display in New Orleans, Harris' hometown. You can read about the project's background and inspiration over at Gambit: The Best of New Orleans.
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Rounding Out Frost’s “Monster Myth”
Over at the New York Times, Jennifer Schuessler previews a forthcoming collection of Robert Frost’s correspondence. It’s a collection, she says, that will go a long way toward rounding out the flat “monster myth” that’s subsumed the poet’s afterlife.
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Welcome Emily St. John Mandel!
To kick off 2010, we at The Millions are thrilled to announce that Emily St. John Mandel has joined us as a regular contributor. Emily lives in Brooklyn. Her first novel, Last Night In Montreal, was recently published by Unbridled Books; her second novel, The Singer's Gun, will be published by the same press in May 2010. Her pieces for The Millions are collected here. Welcome Emily!
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Love DNA
This week in book-related infographics, and just in time for Valentine's Day: a look at the "Love DNA of Classic Novels."
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First Look at Gone Girl
Amy barely speaks in the trailer for Gone Girl, but she is present in almost every frame. The first look at David Fincher's adaptation features a creepy cover of "She" and a harried Ben Affleck as he goes from bereaved husband to suspect. The film will be in theaters on October 3, but until then, read our conversation about Gillian Flynn.
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The Future Is Now
Today at 3 pm EST, Toni Morrison will be digitally signing copies of her recent novel Home, in celebration of Black History Month. The entire event will be streamed live on Google+.
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