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Jessa Crispin
Talks Shuttering Bookslut: In the wake of the long-running
blog's last issue, its founder discusses why she stopped: "I just don’t
find American literature interesting."
Writers Who Are
"Hard to Look At": After an editor's errant comment
about reasons for picking up expensive debuts caused a stir, Mallory Ortberg
weighs in at 'The Toast.'
Remembering
Daniel Berrigan: On loving the Jesuit priest and poet, a beloved
fixture at Fordham University, who died at 94 on April 30.
Doubts About
'Flags of Our Fathers': James Bradley, the author of the
military bestseller, thinks his father may not be in the famous photo of
Marines raising the American flag at Iwo Jima.
Reading the
Books of Biased Authors: How to handle returning to classic
novels, only to discover authorial prejudices you once missed.
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