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My Sons Read ‘Middlemarch’ and Sided Against Dorothea
What Do Teenage Boys Make of the Complexities of George Eliot’s Eternal Classic?
Sep 5
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Shemaiah Gonzalez
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Arrested for a Late Manuscript: Seicho Matsumoto’s ‘Tokyo Express’
A Perfectly Plotted Mystery and an Author Who Couldn’t Deliver It
Aug 22
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Joel J Miller
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He Sold 55 Million Books, but His Government Wouldn’t Let Him Publish
Japan’s Greatest (and Definitely Latest) Export—Detective Writer Seishi Yokomizo
Aug 5
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Joel J Miller
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How to Win a Billion Dollars and Ruin Your Life
The Perfect Bet: A Review of A. Natasha Joukovsky’s Satire ‘Medium Rare’
Jul 25
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Joel J Miller
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Split Screen: ‘Children of Men’ as Both Book and Film
Everyone’s Talking About Christopher Nolan’s ‘Odyssey.’ Let’s Examine P.D. James’s Classic Dystopian Novel and Its Big-Screen Adaptation
Jul 18
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Joel J Miller
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Fake World: Everything You Think Is a Lie
Reviewing Philip K. Dick’s Fever Dream, ‘The Penultimate Truth’
Jul 4
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Joel J Miller
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Kurt Vonnegut’s Ambivalent War on AI
Reviewing His Prescient Debut Novel ‘Player Piano’
Jul 1
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Joel J Miller
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If the First Apocalypse Doesn’t Get You, the Second One Will
The Moon Was the Easy Part: Reviewing R.C. Sherriff’s Imaginative Classic ‘The Hopkins Manuscript’
Jun 20
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Joel J Miller
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Poor Bastard: Henry Fielding’s Triumphant ‘Tom Jones’
Samuel Johnson Called It ‘Corrupt.’ Coleridge Called It ‘Wholesome.’ Who’s Right?
Jun 6
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Joel J Miller
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Dickens, Doubled: The Hidden Architecture of ‘A Tale of Two Cities’
One Crime, Two Survivors, and the Three Pairs Holding the Story Together
May 20
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Joel J Miller
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David Copperfield: A Hero Beside the Point
Reviewing Charles Dickens’s Beloved Classic and Risking My Own Hide in the Process
May 16
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Joel J Miller
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Who Really Wrote Philip K. Dick’s Best Novel?
A 3,000-Year-Old Algorithm, ‘The Man in the High Castle,’ and the Knobby Question That Won’t Go Away
May 2
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Joel J Miller
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