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by violet9ish on 2001-04-11 14:33:00
To an extent, cliches become cliches because there is some truth in them. (most of them anyways)--violet9ish
The Walls Of Our Cage: Reading John Edgar Wideman
by Marc Eliot Stein Sunday, December 20, 2020 08:42 am
I took the #WidemanChallenge, in which a few literary critics, bloggers and journalists spent the end of 2020 calling attention to a writer that too few people know about: John Edgar Wideman, an important voice from the Rust Belt whose works are keenly relevant in the year of George Floyd. Here's what happened when I read two of his books.
Diane Di Prima's Revolutionary Letters
by Marc Eliot Stein Monday, October 26, 2020 09:18 am
Excerpts from Diane di Prima's "Revolutionary Letters".
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The Walls Of Our Cage: Reading John Edgar Wideman
by Marc Eliot Stein Sunday, December 20, 2020 08:42 am
I took the #WidemanChallenge, in which a few literary critics, bloggers and journalists spent the end of 2020 calling attention to a writer that too few people know about: John Edgar Wideman, an important voice from the Rust Belt whose works are keenly relevant in the year of George Floyd. Here's what happened when I read two of his books.
Diane Di Prima's Revolutionary Letters
by Marc Eliot Stein Monday, October 26, 2020 09:18 am
Excerpts from Diane di Prima's "Revolutionary Letters".
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