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What Kind of NEA will Landesman Create?
… literary programs, The Big Read and Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience . But this is what … is at stake. While Gioia came from General Foods, he also came from the old school of literature and poetry. When … at the NEA, the staff book club read The Odyssey at his recommendation, rather than the work of living, breathing (and …
Canary Weather
… Canary Weather It comes in sharp, a smell like the James River’s foam. It … them in droughty fields, fetal, nailed. It remembers cardinals, albino owls, a girl. It brings dew-stilled grass, the … Richmond Who in the world throws it & why I’m invited I’ll die before I can say Yet today or actually yesterday time …
Dostoevsky’s Journalism
… will somehow get figured into the way economists go about computing their statistics on the general rate of inflation. … And it further turned out that perhaps his father had died of natural causes after all. Most remarkable of all … to the period of Dostoevsky’s greatest creativity. Frank points out that Dostoevsky’s failure, financially, as an …
Meg O’Fallon
… this, that or the other piece of knowledge from us has become ingrained. That, in part, is what this story is about. … 20th-century Limited—the great ocean liners like the Normandie , and as background music superb jazz and always … to me. Our two children were born and we spent the next 26 years serving in a half dozen posts from Europe to the …
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Back in the USSR
… more than seventy years of building the bright future of Communism, there were only dilapidated factories and cities … People who grew up in the Soviet era were raised on a diet of lies, and, even now, many struggle to divide old … murdered and dumped in mass graves in that forest. As Meis points out, any memorial—to the dead of Katyn, to the …
What We Owe Our Soldiers
… What We Owe Our Soldiers The War Comes Home: Washington’s Battle Against America’s Veterans, … of the dollar cost exceeds three trillion dollars. We have also broken most of what the Army and Marine Corps took to … What We Owe Our Soldiers …
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