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Lee Miller’s Eye
Lee Miller, known for a hundred years as Man Ray’s muse, comes into her own in a new book and exhibit. What’s she like?
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Book Review: The Guns at Last Light
A historian’s great trilogy about U.S. forces at war on WWII’s Western front at last comes to its finish
Book Review: Sacred Games
As if the tensions between Athens and Sparta at the 80th Olympiad weren’t bad enough, now there’s a dead Spartan – and the chief suspect is Athenian. Young everyman investigator Nico is on the case.
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Book Review: The Guns at Last Light
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From the Bottom of the Toy Chest
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Penguins on Parade: Not Yet!
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“There solitude became my task”: May Sarton, Plant Dreaming Deep
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Book Review: Sacred Games
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Taxonomy and Grace
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Second Glance: Astonish Us
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In Defense of the Memory Theater
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Against the Wind
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Attainted: The Life and Afterlife of Ezra Pound in Italy
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E.M.Heard: I grew up as a small child in a little town in Eas...
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Christine: YES! So glad to read something giving voice to the...
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Gene: This picks up where Tarnas' "Passions of the Weste...
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