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Olivia Nuzzi’s highly anticipated new book has received overwhelmingly negative reviews from critics. The 32-year-old journalist — who’s been in the headlines for her sexting scandal with Robert F.

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“Paul Kingsnorth tends to think in the most sweeping terms imaginable,” said Alexander Nazaryan in The New York Times. In Against the Machine, his recent best seller, the British novelist, poet, and ...

It starts with a class in an old movie theater. Folklore 517: Local Legends and Urban Myths, taught by a woman called the Professor. Most students believe the Professor’s stories are just fiction, but ...

When it was suggested to Margaret Atwood that she write a “literary memoir,” her initial response was: “Dead boring. Who wants to read about someone sitting at a desk messing up blank sheets of paper?