September 16, 2014
Before personal tragedy deteriorated his work, Newton Thornburg was a talented, successful, important author. Now, he is no one.
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Before personal tragedy deteriorated his work, Newton Thornburg was a talented, successful, important author. Now, he is no one.
Read MoreReaders should embrace classic literature, but we shouldn’t worship The Classics.
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Read MoreThe director’s take on the novel isn’t just a translation of mediums, it’s part of his continued exploration of California.
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Read MoreRhinozeros, a literary magazine from the early ‘60s which published only 10 issues, introduced Germany to some of America’s greatest poets.
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