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Harriet S. Caswell’s Commentary, ‘Thoughts on Autumn’
The author describes the season as bursting forth with color just before the white of winter covers the landscape.
10/20/2025
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Walker Larson
The Experience of Loss in Gerard Manley Hopkins’s ‘Spring and Fall’
A young girl’s sadness over dying leaves and colder weather also applies to human mortality.
10/18/2025
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Dustin Bass
Caesar’s ‘Gallic War’ as Guide to Understanding the Great Roman
In this installment of ‘The Reissue,’ Cynthia Damon discusses her new translation of Caesar’s work and the importance of studying Caesar.
10/17/2025
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‘Brady vs. Belichick’: Who Created the Patriots Dynasty
Gary Myers insists either the star quarterback or the head coach deserve credit, but not both.
10/17/2025
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Acclaimed History Professor Presents Brilliant Lectures in Book Form
Pulitzer-winning professor Walter A. McDougall surveys American history and its role in international relations through 12 engaging lectures.
10/13/2025
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Dean George
‘The Imposs!ble Fortune’: A Thursday Murder Club Mystery
Residents at a posh retirement home investigate a murder and a bitcoin fortune.
10/22/2025
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Adam H. Douglas
‘Circle of Days’: A Speculative Misfire
Not much is known about the people of Stonehenge, and Ken Follett fills the gaps with material that falls short.
10/21/2025
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Tiffany Brannan
‘Movie Night Menus’: Cinema-Inspired Cuisine
Tenaya and Andrè Darlington prepare meals to eat at a movie-inspired party.
10/20/2025
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Kate Vidimos
Harriet S. Caswell’s Commentary, ‘Thoughts on Autumn’
The author describes the season as bursting forth with color just before the white of winter covers the landscape.
10/20/2025
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Kate Vidimos
Andrew Lang’s Translation of the Fairy Tale ‘The White Cat’
In this engaging story, a prince sees beyond what is apparent when he beholds a beautiful cat.
10/20/2025
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Walker Larson
The Experience of Loss in Gerard Manley Hopkins’s ‘Spring and Fall’
A young girl’s sadness over dying leaves and colder weather also applies to human mortality.
10/18/2025
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Dustin Bass
Caesar’s ‘Gallic War’ as Guide to Understanding the Great Roman
In this installment of ‘The Reissue,’ Cynthia Damon discusses her new translation of Caesar’s work and the importance of studying Caesar.
10/17/2025
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Phil Hall
‘Brady vs. Belichick’: Who Created the Patriots Dynasty
Gary Myers insists either the star quarterback or the head coach deserve credit, but not both.
10/17/2025
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Dustin Bass
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Oct. 17–23
10/16/2025
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Rebecca Day
‘The Chambermaid’: Rediscovering the Huguenots’ Spiritual Life
Author Dorothy Fletcher’s connection to her novel deepened with discovered music.
10/15/2025
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