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Pain
… Pain R. Wesley / Getty Images  My father was never one to complain. On the morning of the day he died, an ulcer he’d suffered from for years, and left … In the same awful week, my father’s own mother also died, of old age. These two deaths hardly seemed to …
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Inherent Risk, or What I Know About Investment
… the baby, on the way to my office. I’d just described my upcoming spring schedule as my father drove us over the San … Phillis Wheatley married and bore three babies, two of whom died in infancy, her days as a poet of record were done. … during a trip into San Francisco. This was Tuesday, October 26, 2010. Callie was nearly five months old. Her whole body …
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Camelot, Robert Kennedy, and Counter-Insurgency: A Memoir
… faith in the military that never again should American soldiers get bogged down in a land war in Asia. Nonetheless, … to the Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG) to 2646, and at tin-urging of Bundy and Rostow fired off a … of self-supporting rural hamlets, protected by strong points and local self-defense forces, which would deny the …
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My Life as a Girl
… to look pretty. Some of those goals seem impossible, or incompatible, or prohibitively difficult; not worth what I … Most of my favorite music during the 1990s was called indie-pop, or “twee,” a mostly British genre derived from the … dress, because at this point in my life, and perhaps at all points, I’d be too distracted, and so would my students. I’d …
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Smuggler
… A Memoir of Gay Male Literature   “Then what are you complaining about?”       “About hypocrisy. About lies. … palpable, physical loneliness of sexual solitude, but they also greatly increased your intellectual and emotional … independently of classroom assignments and the usual boy’s diet of Rudyard Kipling, Jonathan Swift, Alexandre Dumas, …
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But I’ve Got Ovid
… it traveled all over the world, a caravan of skinless bodies in elaborate poses. Midstride, odalisque, midfuck. I … what to do. Ditto Florida International. A Muscovy duck website recommended capturing the duck and taking it to a … did, yes, but only in the abstract. Added a few scientific points about the healthfulness of fantasy, satisfying the …
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