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October 16, 2020
Becca Rothfeld
The Fiercely Despairing Fiction of Susan Taubes
Written out of the traumas of exile and marriage, her novel “Divorcing” captures a divided self.
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Anna Wiener
Millennials, Meet Renata Adler
Her latest nonfiction collection, 'After The Tall Timber,' is a guidepost for the post-9/11 generation
October 23, 2014
Becca Rothfeld
A Holocaust Victim's Forgotten Masterpiece Is Finally Available in America

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