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Henry James, “Greville Fane”
James Baldwin: Sentences like no one else
Forthcoming from Library of America: Spring 2019
Frederick Douglass, “The Work Before Us”
Lafcadio Hearn, “The Soul of the Great Bell”
Wendell Berry, “Fly Away, Breath”
Alexia Arthurs: Jamaica Kincaid’s lesson in “doing and being and desiring without permission”
Willa Cather, “Roll Call on the Prairies”
Charles W. Chesnutt, “White Weeds”
Sarah Weinman: Women Crime Writers tells a new story about genre fiction
Brad Gooch: Flannery O’Connor’s apocalyptic tall tales “give us the news that we need to hear”
New gift sets of LOA volumes enrich school libraries
Terrence Rafferty: Elmore Leonard’s West is “an idea of the West”
Remembering John F. Kennedy on the fiftieth anniversary of his inauguration
