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March 07, 2007

The Institute of Nautical Archaeology

March 07, 2007/ Shafer Hall

A poem by Shafer Hall

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March 07, 2007/ Shafer Hall/
Poetry
March 2007, Poetry
February 28, 2007

Shall We in That Great Night Rejoice?

February 28, 2007/ Steve Donoghue

Steve Donoghue assesses all of twentieth century literature. That’s correct: all of twentieth century literature. Don’t believe it…?

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February 28, 2007/ Steve Donoghue/
Fiction, Literary Criticism
fiction, literary criticism, March 2007, Steve Donoghue
February 28, 2007

Childe Harold's Children

February 28, 2007/ Sam Sacks

Sam Sacks looks into the breakout debuts of young novelists to determine how youth, ambition, and general cluelessness affect the writing of these early works.

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February 28, 2007/ Sam Sacks/
Fiction, Literary Criticism
fiction, literary criticism, March 2007, Sam Sacks
February 28, 2007

Peer Review: Martin Amis’s Nasty Glitter

February 28, 2007/ John Cotter

In this monthly feature, John Cotter reviews the reviewers of Martin Amis’s House of Meetings, from the gossip-slingers to the fellow fiction writers.

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February 28, 2007/ John Cotter/
Literary Criticism
John Cotter, literary criticism, March 2007, peer review
February 28, 2007

Two from Tarpaulin Sky Press

February 28, 2007/ Elisa Gabbert

Elisa Gabbert examines two genre-expanding books of poetry by Jenny Boully and Max Winter.

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February 28, 2007/ Elisa Gabbert/
Literary Criticism, Poetry
Elisa Gabbert, literary criticism, March 2007, Poetry
February 28, 2007

Absent Friends: Nicholas Monsarrat

February 28, 2007/ Steve Donoghue

In this monthly feature, Steve Donoghue touts the overlooked sea novels of Nicholas Monsarrat.

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February 28, 2007/ Steve Donoghue/
Arts & Life
Absent Friends, March 2007, Steve Donoghue
February 28, 2007

The Poison Tree

February 28, 2007/ Sam Sacks

Sam Sacks reviews The Castle in the Forest, Norman Mailer’s new novel about evil and Hitler and, amazingly, not about Norman Mailer.

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February 28, 2007/ Sam Sacks/
Fiction, Literary Criticism
fiction, literary criticism, March 2007, Sam Sacks
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