REVIEW: A Korean Woman Fades Away, in a Booker-Prize-Winning Novel
/A Dark Story, Which Nevertheless Offers a Measure of Redemption
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Read MoreAnd an American Muslim Girl, Now Woman, Tells Her Story
Read More"I am an investigative journalist and part of my job is to expose lies"
Read MoreSusan Sontag called Krasznahorkai a “contemporary Hungarian master of the apocalypse”
Read MoreAnd a Law Professor's Critical Look at the Rise of Online Advertising
Read MoreHe Saw the Wounded Knee Massacre and Traveled with Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show
Read MoreIt's as Though the Author is Across from You Drinking Espresso
And a New Take on the Story of Civil Rights Martyr Emmett Till
Read MoreAnd it Goes Back at Least to Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels
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