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William P Fleming, MD·Nov 1The Preservation of Literary PurityA History of Literary Progress and Its Discontents
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Jen Lacroix·Sep 4William Carlos Williams and the Paris That Reshaped Modernism: How a doctor-poet from New Jersey…Before William Carlos Williams became one of America’s defining poets, Paris between the wars introduced him to a world of expatriates…
Night Lamp·Aug 22Dostoevsky in Copenhagen: The Week That Shaped a MasterpieceA new research-based website dostoevskyincopenhagen.com reconstructs Fyodor Dostoevsky’s overlooked stay in Copenhagen in October 1865…
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