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William Giraldi

William Giraldi is a contributing editor at the New Republic.

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May 20, 2014
William Giraldi
Finally, an Academic Text Devoted to '50 Shades of Grey'
When a very smart scholar takes on a very dumb book
May 13, 2014
William Giraldi
Grasping for Words, Grappling with the Past
The long journey of Israeli novelist Aharon Appelfeld
December 2, 2013
William Giraldi
Why Do We View Primo Levi’s Work Through the Prism of His Death?
August 12, 2013
William Giraldi
Orwell: Sage of the Century
April 8, 2013
William Giraldi
Kafka's Inner Life
A portrait of the author before his name became an adjective

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