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When Life Betrays You, Only Love Remains
Reviewing Thornton Wilder’s Pulitzer-Winning Novel, ‘The Bridge of San Luis Rey’
Mar 27
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Joel J Miller
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Bookish Diversions: The Bits We Usually Ignore
Dedications, Acknowledgements, Footnotes, More
Mar 23
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Joel J Miller
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Sideways Truth: Writing in a Totalitarian Regime
Reviewing ‘Heart Sutra’ and ‘The Day the Sun Died’ by Chinese Novelist Yan Lianke
Mar 20
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Joel J Miller
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Hunger for Connection: Being Known by Finding Your Voice
Fighting with Words: Reviewing Richard Wright’s Classic Memoir, ‘Black Boy (American Hunger)’
Mar 16
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Joel J Miller
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When Science Went Global
Reviewing ‘Horizons: The Global Origins of Modern Science’ by James Poskett
Mar 13
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Joel J Miller
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What Monks Know about Focus
It’s Never Been Easy to Battle Distraction. Reviewing Jamie Kreiner’s New Translation of John Cassian in ‘How to Focus’
Mar 9
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Joel J Miller
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3 Reasons Our Art Might Fail
Philosopher Agnes Callard Poses a Question; I, a Professional Editor, Venture an Answer
Mar 6
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Joel J Miller
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Bookish Diversions: Do Audiobooks Count?
A Tale of Two Devices, Task Stacking, But Is It Really Reading? Plus: The Cigar Rollers’ Pastime
Mar 2
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Joel J Miller
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February 2024
Liberation Narratives: Out from Slavery
Exemplars of Pioneering Texts: Frederick Douglass’s ‘Narrative’ and Harriet Jacobs’s ‘Incidents’
Feb 28
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Joel J Miller
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Consult the Index: The Good Stuff Is in the Back
The Story of an Underrated Information Technology: Reviewing ‘Index, a History of the’ by Dennis Duncan
Feb 24
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Joel J Miller
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Unclear Sailing: The Adventure of Knowing
Exploring the Puzzle of Polynesia. Reviewing ‘Sea People’ by Christina Thompson
Feb 21
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Joel J Miller
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Cormac McCarthy’s Sideline: Freelance Copy Editor
The Pulitzer-Winning Novelist Enjoyed Helping Academics Clean up Their Work
Feb 19
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Joel J Miller
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