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Monthly Archives: December 2008
two tables over
these things do matter for Nathan Brown, after reading Two Tables Over 1 the secret is painting halfway between irony and compassion, beautifully lost so locals with real jobs who never forget where they are will have reason to love … Continue reading
cambridge introduction to sylvia plath
Jo Gill sets out two aims for The Cambridge Introduction to Sylvia Plath: “to offer new readers an accessible, authoritative, and comprehensive guide to Plath’s writing” and “to provide an incisive and insightful overview of key tendencies and developments in … Continue reading
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