A Popular History of Ireland : from the Earliest Period to the Emancipation of the Catholics — Vol
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Tom Slade with the Flying Corps by Percy Keese Fitzhugh
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On (Not) Being a Woman Writer
What happens—to you, to your career—when the “woman” in “woman writer” no longer applies? For Catapult, Lio Min writes about a journalism career built, in part,...
A Meditation on Exclamation Marks in Contemporary Poetry (!)
“I always got the exclamation mark at the end— / a mere grimace, a small curse.” Luljeta Lleshanaku, in her poem “Negative Space,” writes how she...
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Sponsored by The Protectorate Wars: Born Hero by S.A. Shaffer These deals were active as of this writing, but may expire soon, so get them while...
The Case of Yiyun Li
The effort of self-transformation is generally regarded as an improving journey, whatever its vicissitudes may have been. The writer Yiyun Li, who left China in 1996...
The Image America Shouldn’t Need
There is a common belief that immigration reporting humanizes immigrants or inspires empathy. But I’m beginning to wonder if we’re simply a country desensitized to these...
Webster’s Acrobatics
To the Editors: In his review of Peter Martin’s The Dictionary Wars: The American Fight Over the English Language, neither Christopher Benfey nor Martin apparently mentions...
Motherhood Has Always Been Political—Now, Books About It Are, Too
America is a country that claims to love mothers and thinks they’re doing the most important job in the world, but also kind of wants mothers...
