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Marlen Haushofer’s The Wall offers a meditation on selfhood and wholeness.
A five-column series on evaluating AI- and algorithmically generated text.
Debra Webb excels in bringing her birthplace to life.
One of my watchwords these days is “breathe.”
Why a presidential-library-on-wheels would be perfect.
Why I’ll be rereading Hemingway in 2026.
Why it’s the perfect time to revisit Tolkien.
The emotional geography of As I Lay Dying.
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