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“It is popular because they understand him precisely.” | Lit Hub On Translation This week in literary history, Joseph Conrad becomes a British subject .”
“| Lit Hub Fiction Rebecca Ford takes a deep dive on what went wrong on the Children of Blood and Bone set .”
“| Lit Hub Criticism Why does Walden resonate with modern Chinese youth?”
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“| Book Marks Ishmael Reed Reflects on 50 years of Flight to Canada .”
“Hegelman on Fernando Pessoa, “an extreme and singular figure in a modern poetic tradition that views poems not just as texts, but as gnostic vehicles of self-annihilation and worldly renovation.” | Poetry Ed Park on stamp collecting, maximum scrutiny, and his book, Three Tenses .”
“| Lit Hub History On the 80th anniversary of All the King’s Men , read the novel’s first New York Times review .”
“What did Jodi Picoult decide she needed to commemorate turning 60 and writing 30 novels?”
“A tattoo.”