Literature
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Flannery at 100—and Forever
O’Connor’s work, fiction and not, is Catholic, gothic, Southern, and timeless.
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The Man Who Hated Austria
Thomas Bernhard’s splenetic style lives on in Michel Houllebecq and others.
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The Horror, the Humor
Returning to the Heart of Darkness on its 125th anniversary.
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Bob Dylan’s American Odyssey
James Mangold’s new biopic engages with the greats of Western literature.
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It’s Time for a Walter Scott Revival
He’s known for his swashbuckling tales but offers much more.
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Science Fiction with a Soul
C. S. Lewis and Ray Bradbury elevated the most imaginative of genres.
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