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Nightgirls
… with along the way make their livings from selling their bodies. The motoristas and the prostitutes are constantly … with former boyfriends, all of them muscled, glowering beefcakes. The others giggle and point at the men and tease … makes a fist, a mischievous smile parting her lips as she points her littlest finger and wriggles it limply to …
Gasoline
… was making a point of taking everything to heart—to his uncompromising and vindictive heart of an Oranese Jew. He was … military training for nothing. “Self-defense,” in a soldier’s vocabulary, has a precise meaning, which has nothing … on our backs,” Joseph reflected aloud. There were fresh peals of laughter; he sputtered, “You make me sick, all of …
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Look, Up in the Sky!
… for the immigrant experience. Like Clark Kent, many Jewish comic book readers had been displaced at a young age by a … As the country sank into the Great Depression, tent revivals cropped up across the rural South and Midwest. Itinerant … impulse toward visual narratives of miracle had inspired medieval illuminated manuscripts, the triptychs of Hieronymus …
That Apartment in Paris
… in favor of the latter. It was almost a relief finally to come on an apartment in the mediaeval manner—a relief until … batterie de cuisine, a collection of poeles, poelettes, chaudieres, marmites, cocottes, poissonieres, presse-puree, … nature we were destined to learn did not exist. The chief points in her favor were her French, which a member of the …
In Defense of Politicians
… by the state is a “faction,” and that all politicians are incompetent and corrupt. The effect intended is to destroy the … the newspapers and books and see the plays, musical comedies, and jugglers of the vaudeville stage in America to … charge made general. And that, of course, is a fantastic falsehood. When we reflect that in the case of men engaged …
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Dropping In
… mobster hideout, but considerably less well for any kind of commercial enterprise. By 1980, Desert Gardens Ranch was shuttered. The locals only recalled the nudists when they made the haul up the … Four people were definitely stabbed, and one person either died or came awfully close. Of course the pool was buried …
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