Book Review: The Girls’ Guide to Hunting and Fishing by Melissa Bank
Welcome to the hunting grounds—or New York (says Melissa Bank, indirectly, through her epigraphs): where an aristocratic herd of blue blazers move along Park Av...
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Why Bradbury Fought for Fahrenheit
An “exquisite irony” that happened to Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 upon its first publication in 1953 was that edited, censored versions of it (with drugs and ...
“Echoes of Jazz Age” by F. Scott Fitzgerald
An advice often given to writers is to not attempt to write about a time period until it’s over, only leaving echoes in its wake. Only when a new era has begun ...