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Screenshot from Sun Valley Serenade (1941), via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain.
Editors get a somewhat unspeakable amount of email, but a message that we received a few weeks ago stood out. The subject line was “Stephen King / Short Essa...
Richard Wagner Theater, Bayreuth, 1908, via Wikimedia Commons. Public domain.
By Krithika Varagur
Nothing at Bayreuth, the hundred-and-fifty-year-old opera festival created by and dedicated to the works of Richard Wagner, adheres to the p...
Dorothea Lasky, via Wikimedia Commons; licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0 (left). Mother, Wave Books (right).
By Luke Dunne
Across ten collections of poetry and prose, Dorothea Lasky has shown herself to be a writer of formidable range. One of h...
All photographs courtesy of Hannah Berger.
By Hannah Berger
The Meadow Event Park in Doswell, Virginia, lies on a few hundred acres of flat land abutted by farms and an amusement park called Kings Dominion. It’s the kind of place where an...
Courtesy of the Estate of Richard Yates.
By Nathan Dunne
Richard Yates has a reputation for bleakness. But while the works for which he is best known—the novels Revolutionary Road (1961) and The Easter Parade (1976), as well as the story...
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