REVIEW: An Infamous 1917 Missing-Girl Case, and the Woman Detective Who Solved It
/Mary Grace Quackenbos Humiston Succeeded Where the Police Failed
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Read MoreWith a Title Borrowed from Virginia Woolf's 'A Writer’s Diary'
Read MoreAnd a Tale of Murder and Injustice in the Jim Crow South
Read MoreA Jazz Pioneer Who Was, Surprisingly, the Pride of Davenport, Iowa
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Read MoreA Rare Foray Into Fiction by a Former President
Read MoreAnd Abraham Lincoln at a Pivotal Moment in His Political Evolution
Read MoreThe Greater the Income Inequality in a Society, the Lower the Life Expectancy
Read MoreExploring the Pain of Immigration, and the Promise of a New Life
Read MoreAnd a Young Woman Who Fought Back Tenaciously After a Brain Aneurysm
Read MoreLee Recalls Her "Sheer Numbness" at To Kill a Mockingbird's Extraordinary Success
Read MoreAnd Why We All Need to Just Slow Down
Read MoreAnd Britain's Lonely and Brave Battle Against the Nazis
Read MoreLegal Battles Over Sex Are Often Really Battles Over Religion
Read MoreAnd Her Novel About Visiting London During the July 7, 2005 Terrorist Bombings
Read MoreAnd a New 'Great Gatsby,' Set in Small-Town North Carolina
Read MoreAnd How Girls from the Mississippi Delta Used to Be Different
Read MoreCharitable Gifts are Not Always for the Public Good
Read MoreAn Elegy for a "Dream So Close that He Could Hardly Fail to Grasp It"
Read MoreAnd Elisabeth Rosenthal's Much-Needed Primer on How to Fix Health Care
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