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15,495karma·1,010submissions·January 26, 2015
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Traveling post from Tiflis.
recent activity (1,010 total)
30 pts
The Istanbul Derby(sbnation.com)
8y ago·9 comments
5 pts
Bawdry in the bloodstream(the-tls.co.uk)
8y ago·discuss
2 pts
Kirkus Reviews and the Plight of the 'Problematic' Book Review(newyorker.com)
8y ago·1 comments
2 pts
I Served 26 Years for Murder Even Though the Killer Confessed(themarshallproject.org)
8y ago·discuss
25 pts
Punishment in 19th Century China (2014)(blogs.harvard.edu)
8y ago·2 comments
25 pts
Murder in the Mediterranean: Crime Writing on Corsica(lithub.com)
8y ago·2 comments
1 pts
How Oscar Wilde’s life imitates his art(blog.oup.com)
8y ago·discuss
15 pts
De Quincey: So Original, So Truly Weird (2016)(nybooks.com)
8y ago·discuss
10 pts
Henry Green Is as Good as His Word(theparisreview.org)
8y ago·1 comments
17 pts
A Possible Keats(nybooks.com)
8y ago·6 comments
66 pts
Novels were never the same after Henry James(irishtimes.com)
8y ago·13 comments
74 pts
Kazuo Ishiguro (1989)(bombmagazine.org)
8y ago·19 comments
34 pts
The many selves of Sylvia Plath: the poet’s early letters(newstatesman.com)
8y ago·1 comments
36 pts
Rock star philosopher: Roland Barthes(the-tls.co.uk)
8y ago·3 comments
8 pts
The Survivals of Lafcadio Hearn(granta.com)
9y ago·discuss
10 pts
The Banned 1910s Magazine That Started a Feminist Movement in Japan(atlasobscura.com)
9y ago·discuss
2 pts
'Angry boredom': early responses to Waiting for Godot showcased online(theguardian.com)
9y ago·discuss
2 pts
The ‘Madman’ Is Back in the Building(nytimes.com)
9y ago·discuss
6 pts
Missing Nostalgia in Alexandria(arcade.stanford.edu)
9y ago·1 comments
66 pts
To Abolish the Chinese Language: On a Century of Reformist Rhetoric(lithub.com)
9y ago·52 comments
80 pts
Books and the 'Boredom Boom'(nytimes.com)
9y ago·24 comments
41 pts
Sounds of Siberia(calvertjournal.com)
9y ago·3 comments
25 pts
A marriage of war and peace: the tumultuous world of Lev and Sonya Tolstoy(newstatesman.com)
9y ago·discuss
80 pts
Jane Austen shaped a vision of personal flourishing that still feels modern(theatlantic.com)
9y ago·9 comments
48 pts
“I Write on Human Skin”: Catherine the Great and the Rule of Law(lareviewofbooks.org)
9y ago·12 comments
107 pts
In the Face of Constant Censorship, Bulgakov Kept Writing(lithub.com)
9y ago·55 comments
2 pts
A tiny Indian publisher is translating hidden gems of world literature(qz.com)
9y ago·discuss
1 pts
Tom Stoppard’s heartfelt high jinks(prospectmagazine.co.uk)
9y ago·discuss
75 pts
19th-Century Lithuanians Who Smuggled Books to Save Their Language(atlasobscura.com)
9y ago·31 comments
19 pts
Hilary Mantel, Art of Fiction No. 226(theparisreview.org)
9y ago·1 comments