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Pia Z. Ehrhardt writes adultery stories like nobody else. There’s a new one, “Tell Me in Italian,” in the latest Narrative. (Subscription is free.)
Pia Z. Ehrhardt writes adultery stories like nobody else. There’s a new one, “Tell Me in Italian,” in the latest Narrative. (Subscription is free.)
Works of Melville and Hawthorne spur an inquiry into Americans’ historical use of “thee” and “thou.”
Jonathan Lethem will create the story for Marvel’s revived Omega the Unknown.
As a Russian publisher puts out a complete set of the many editions of Master and Margarita, TEV points to Middlebury’s M&M site, which includes maps, timelines, and more.
Martin Konrad’s Dirty Books is a conceptual series highlighting constraints on freedom of expression. The artist covered each book with critical quotes that greeted it upon publication, and with references to past and continuing abuses, including “burning, tearing apart, locking away, hiding.” (Via La Petite Claudine.) In related news, last week a school board member in Illinois District 128 . . .