All In One Boat

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Begin Again – Eddie S. Glaude Jr

8/11/2021

Eddie Glaude Jr. is one of a vital new wave of Black American writers¹.  Though he primarily writes of religion …

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The Road – Vasily Grossman

7/16/2021

Vasily Grossman, (Ukrainian-Soviet, 1905–1964,) may be the world’s least known colossal writer.  His short fiction, his stupendous novels, his moral …

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The Premonition: A Pandemic Story – by Michael Lewis

7/15/2021

Michael Lewis, one of the best writers of creative non-fiction since John McPhee invented the genre has followed his eye-opening …

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The Backwash of War — Ellen LaMotte

7/2/2021

It is a rare event for a woman to write of war.  Until WWI possibly none. Though women have been …

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Exterminate All the Brutes – Sven Lindqvist

6/26/2021

Sven Lindqvist begins his short, vital, disturbing Exterminate All The Brutes with the words,  “You already know enough.  So do …

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Unworthy Republic

6/23/2021

History, as taught to children, throughout the world, is primarily a means of instilling national pride.  What if, instead, its …

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War As It Is – Gert Ledig’s German War Fiction: The Stalin Organ, and Payback

6/18/2021

Gert Ledig was of the generation of German writers who fought in World War II and lived to write about …

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Life and Fate – Vasily Grossman

6/9/2021

If Vasily Grossman‘s great novel, Life and Fate (1980) lacks many millions of readers to catch Tolstoy’s War and Peace …

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The Age of Wonder: The Romantic Generation and the Discovery of the Beauty and Terror of Science

5/6/2021

The Romantic period of Blake, Wordsworth, Keats, Shelly in England and of others around Europe is not normally thought of …

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Despised and Rejected by A.T. Fitzroy

3/27/2021

Despised and Rejected by A.T. Fitzroy (the pseudonym for Rose Allatini) was not only one of the  first novels to …

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Macho! by Victor Villaseñor

3/11/2021

Macho! by Victor Villaseñor, (1973) was written almost fifty years ago, but many of its pages, could be drawn from …

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James Baldwin: Going to Meet the Man

8/26/2020

For many, James Baldwin will be most recently familiar from the 2016 documentary by Raoul Peck, “I Am Not Your …

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