Literah
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 26 | Founded | 3 months ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Hemingway Never Saw the Retreat at the Heart of A Farewell to Arms
When the Italian army broke at Caporetto, he was a new reporter in Kansas City, months away from Italy.
In 2014 John Hemingway went to Gorizia, in northeastern Italy, for a history event. A volunteer there told him there was proof that his...
The Chimeras of Notre-Dame Are Younger Than the Novel
The stone creatures visitors photograph from the towers were carved after Victor Hugo's book drew attention to the cathedral.
High on Notre-Dame, a horned creature rests its chin in its hands and stares out over Paris. It is one of the bes...
The Map in the Shop Window and the River That Looked Like a Snake
Without a ship and idle in London, Marlow stops in front of a map and can no longer forget an African river or the wish to go up it.
Marlow is a sailor without a ship, wandering idle around London, when he decides to travel into the interi...
Macbeth Goes Upstairs a Soldier and Comes Down a Man Who Cannot Sleep
One night in a castle in Scotland, a trusted general kills his sleeping king, and discovers that the hard part begins after the blade comes out.
It is past midnight and the castle is asleep. The king of Scotland is a guest under this roof,...
The Famous Balzac Line That Never Says "Paris"
Everyone remembers Rastignac's challenge to the city. Balzac's line never names it.
It is dusk in the cemetery of Père-Lachaise, and a young man has just buried an old one. Eugène de Rastignac, a poor law student, has paid for the funeral...
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