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Australia's Outpost at the Edge
Writer Barry Lopez has had a long affection for Australia's lone west-coast city, which looks out... MORE
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Novelist Charles Dubow says his stuttering caused him pain—but also led to his greatest joy. MORE
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From a long-awaited sequel to a courtly farce, to a memoir of a childhood spent in the ruins of... MORE
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The Night-Nurse Mass Murderer
For 16 years, Charles Cullen killed his patients while his employers preferred not to notice.... MORE
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America’s First Storm Chaser
Benjamin Franklin wasn’t just a statesman and an inventor—he was also a tornado chaser. MORE
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Mickey Mouse’s CIA Con
How the CIA helped Disney buy land and set up an unconstitutional form of government. MORE
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Scrabble Scribble!
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The Week’s Best Reads
The Daily Beast picks the best journalism from around the web this week. By David Sessions. MORE
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Organic, Fair-Trade Porn
Rachel Kramer Bussel attended the Feminist Porn Awards to find a new generation of erotic... MORE
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The Future of NYT Book Review
New Times Book Review editor Pamela Paul speaks to Steve Kettmann about her plans for the storied... MORE
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The Notebooks of James Salter
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