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Prime Time
by Amanda Parrish + Follow
n+1 | March 2012
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‘Oh, London, You Drama Queen’
by China Mieville + Follow
New York Times Magazine | March 2012
Life in the world capital of wealth and worry.
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Burn All the Liars
by Matt Evans + Follow
The Morning News | February 2012
An unfinished autobiography and a 1980s biopic turned Frances Farmer, one of the great golden-era stars, into a lobotomized zombie. The main trouble: Frances Farmer wasn’t lobotomized. An investigation to set one of Hollywood’s most convoluted stories straight.
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Listening to Books
by Maggie Gram + Follow
n+1 | February 2012
Why audiobooks just don't speak to some readers.
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Bruised But Defiant
by Mona Eltahawy + Follow
The Guardian | December 2011
Mona Eltahawy's tweets about her assault in Cairo made global headlines. Here she tells her full, extraordinary story for the first time.
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Learning About Work Ethic From My High School Driving Instructor
by James Somers + Follow
The Atlantic | November 2011
Bob of the Easy Method Driving School has spent his entire life teaching his students how to drive -- and there's nothing he loves to do more.
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In the New Gangland of El Salvador
by Alma Guillermoprieto + Follow
New York Review of Books | November 2011
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Her Way
by D.T. Max + Follow
The New Yorker | November 2011
A pianist of strong opinions.
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The Once and Future Way to Run
by Christopher McDougall + Follow
New York Times Magazine | November 2011
The cult of barefoot running.
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The Trials of Bidder 70
by Abe Streep + Follow
Outside | November 2011
Before the Tar Sands protests and before Occupy Wall Street, a young activist named Tim DeChristopher disrupted a federal oil- and gas-lease auction. The act made him a martyr for a newly radicalized environmental movement—and landed him in prison. This is his story.
