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… T. Geronimo Johnson’s ‘Welcome to Braggsville’: On Race, Culture, and the War Within At the end of Welcome to Braggsville , his ambitious new novel about a group … perspective on a crucial event in the book. Johnson also includes a glossary, at once mocking and serious, as …

… to myself  that he was my only friend.  For a little income and to cope  with the lonely summer, I rented out  his … I’d found and count  our stocks—staying above a hundred meals  was important to me. Over bacon  and blueberry … my first tenant told me it was only  after his wife died that he could finally  pursue his lifelong passion  for …

… holiday, I have often wondered how it has escaped the commercialization or monetization that accompanies almost … King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and the two princes. He died in 1938 and a 1999 feature film was released based on … fraud leaves you with a taste for more, visit the amusing website  Museum of Hoaxes , which endlessly chronicles such …

… aimed at glorifying distinguished pomposity—or both combined, as in the much overrated Stimson memoirs. Such … The fatuous and self-confident ignorance about elementary points of European history and culture that Roosevelt … the flimsy basis of his pronouncements. (“Roosevelt had studied (sic) in Germany and felt that he was particularly …

… So History Begins With Us First and second books of poems come in two general flavors. The first is an omnibus … her future work. Like any artist learning to master materials, tools, and tradition, she’ll find her own right way out … its own moment. It’s impossible to ignore the real-​world points of reference for this imagined exchange. We all lived …