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    It’s Happening Again: On Jews and Violence

    What putting together an anthology taught Kenneth Wishnia about the resurgence of antisemitism.

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    Why Write About a Place That’s Not On the Map?

    Might it just help us understand what's difficult, complex—incomprehensible?

    August 22, 2022  By Adria Bernardi
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    The Best International Crime Fiction Out This August

    A Swedish Sherlock, a Japanese legal thriller, a Lebanese murder mystery, and more.

    August 19, 2022  By Molly Odintz
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    Bad Mutha: On the Life and Art of Isaac Hayes

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    On the 1981 Wonderland Murders and the 2003 film that reconstructs its events

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    All The Dangerous Things Ryan La Sala Has Done In The Name of Research

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    August 18, 2022  By Ryan La Sala
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    Rediscovering a Vanished Species: Half-Hour TV Mysteries

    Thirty-minute crime dramas were once a pop culture phenomenon. All but a few have been forgotten. This is their story.

    August 18, 2022  By J. Kingston Pierce
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    The Lost History of America's Traveling "Ghost Shows"

    Ghost shows were a hybrid of movie, magic act and séance and they ruled late nights across America

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