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Kurt Vonnegut

The Grind
In the midst of COVID-19 chaos, former Navy soldier Nestor Walters reflects on a previous time when the apocalypse seemed near. (Photo: Unsplash)

Apocalypse then: Reflecting on the last time I thought the world was about to end

Nestor Walters
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March 25, 2020
In "Call Me By Your Name," director Luca Guadagnino uses visuals, not voiceovers, to convey the characters' complex emotions (courtesy of Mongrel Media and Sony Pictures Classics).

What movies can do that books cannot

Carly Taylor
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Feb. 1, 2019
Arts & Life
Virginia Woolf's "Orlando" complicates genre conventions and conceptions of gender (courtesy of Flickr).

Reading for new beginnings

Arts & Life Reads beat writers, Katherine Silk, Scott Stevens, Carly Taylor, Mark York and Shana E. Hadi
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Jan. 28, 2019
"Less" follows the misadventures of an aging writer (courtesy of Lee Boudreaux).

‘Less’-ons: An interview with Andrew Sean Greer, Part 2

Gracie Newman
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Jan. 24, 2019
Andrew Sean Greer's book "Less" won the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction (courtesy of Flickr).

‘Less’-ons: An interview with Andrew Sean Greer, Part 1

Gracie Newman
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Jan. 23, 2019
Courtesy of Teatro Matacandelas

Marked bodies and the popularity of literary tattoos

Gracie Newman
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Jan. 23, 2018
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Climate deniers could be our political allies

Jack Herrera
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Feb. 12, 2015
The Stanford Daily

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