Posts tagged ‘C.S. Lewis’
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- In Ann Patchett’s New Novel, a Glass House and a Family With Things to Hide“The Dutch House” is about a brother and sister whose lives are changed when a stepmother enters their family.
- What’s on TV Saturday: ‘Escaping the Nxivm Cult’ and a Bill Gates DocumentaryA mother tries to free her daughter from Keith Raniere’s group, and a Netflix documentary examines the humanitarian efforts of the co-founder of Microsoft.
- Suzanne Whang, Former Host of ‘House Hunters,’ Dies at 56The actress and comedian served as the on-camera host and narrator for the enormously popular show for nearly a decade starting in 1999.
- In Ann Patchett’s New Novel, a Glass House and a Family With Things to Hide
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- Five Poems by Toni MorrisonStunned and grieved by Toni Morrison’s death, the Beverly Rogers, Carol C. Harter Black Mountain Institute, home of The Believer, is reckoning with its own humble encounter with this towering figure in modern letters. In 2002, Morrison offered five original poems for a limited-edition, letterpress book to help fund the institute’s work advancing freedom of [ […]
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- A Microinterview with Japanese BreakfastPART I. THE BELIEVER: Your debut album, Psychopomp, has been widely acclaimed since its release, in 2016, and your lovely and grabbing Soft Sounds from Another Planet has also done incredibly well. Can you talk about your transition into embodying Japanese Breakfast? JAPANESE BREAKFAST: It has been a very slow and gradual process. I think […] The post A Micr […]
- Five Poems by Toni Morrison
- Michael Dirda
- Mat Johnson's 'Pym' re-imagines Poe's social satireHats off, please, to Mat Johnson , author of this wonderful, black-humored novel - part social satire, part meditation on race in America, part metafiction and, just as important, a rollicking fantasy adventure. " Pym " is outrageously entertaining, a book that brilliantly re-imagines and extends...
- Mat Johnson's 'Pym' re-imagines Poe's social satire
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