" At certain points, "Late Essays" can suddenly become "Last Essays.
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Her latest, Essays One, collects essays and reviews and talks and some of what I'd consider ephemera.
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I love Jamaica Kincaid's fiction and essays, especially her essays on gardening; the poetry of Rita Dove, Elizabeth Alexander and Jorie Graham; the essays of Adam Gopnik, Zadie Smith and Malcolm Gladwell; Simon Schama's art criticism.
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I write actual essays nearly every day for the New Republic, and most of them don't originate from Twitter essays.
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In contrast, the political essays she includes in Feel Free (they comprise four of the total 31 essays) can seem banal.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If personal essays are hard to pull off, personal video essays are possibly even harder.
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We wouldn't run four essays that are all about Tinder, for example; we'd want to run essays that show different things.
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No two essays are the same, and it can be difficult to determine what specific colleges and universities want out of their essays.
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Knausgaard seems to recognize this — the placement of several of the best essays, at the end of the book, indicates a sense of the ceremony of endings — but most of the essays in "Winter" read like excerpts from, or preambles to, longer essays.
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ESSAYS ONEBy Lydia Davis In the preface to this ample assembly of her essays, Lydia Davis offers a modest account of the book's origin.
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I feel like doing the essays, and reading these essays for countless years, it's probably made me a better husband and a better father.
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Essays should be no longer than 1,500 words; only one submission is allowed per theme (though entrants may submit essays on more than one theme).
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Having said that, I think my model is slightly different because I have these short essays, which don't hide the fact that they are essays.
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The shortest essays here tend to be the best, reminiscent of Roland Barthes's "Mythologies" and also the reviews and shorter essays of Jean-Paul Sartre.
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Like their video essays, it makes for interesting and informative reading, it's worth reading even if you're not planning on making video essays of your own.
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Scribbr seems more focused on editing academic coursework essays than admissions essays, with a relatively formal structure applied to its edits (removing contractions completely, for example).
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The project, which is also online, so far features over a dozen reported essays, photo essays, and poems by black writers, artists, scholars, with more to come.
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There's a lot of really interesting essays, especially around this election, short essays by people that they are giving away and that you can mix it up with.
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Many of the essays were previously published in The Atlantic, and then Coates augmented the book with eight new essays, one written for each year of the Obama era.
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We should add the many essays already published and the essays to come by people of all genders and sexual orientations who now live in a world without Hugh Hefner.
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The first part includes essays on sexism, the arts, pornography in our time, and Hustvedt's own psychoanalysis; the third, essays on suicide, psychological blindness, philosophy and the brain, and Kierkegaard.
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That's it — no grades, essays or test scores required.
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None of these essays could be described as ultra-confessional, and none of them dwells on the pain, trauma, or gross-out physical experiences in which Jezebel essays, for example, often specialized.
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The emotional and intellectual depth of the essays was staggering.
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The museum produces scholarly publications with related essays and documentation.
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That's a great ... I would love to do more essays.
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She's currently writing a collection of essays called American Bulk.
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Personal essays, it implies, are essentially just like real life.
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Photo essays like this bring their story into the mainstream.
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The Church began releasing the Gospel Topics Essays in 2013.
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Click here to read the other essays in the series.
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We encourage you to read last year's winning essays here.
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One of the most revealing essays in the volume is
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When I discovered him he had written about 1,000 essays.
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CRITICS, MONSTERS, FANATICS, AND OTHER LITERARY ESSAYS, by Cynthia Ozick.
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I had essays to write and Italian vocabulary to learn.
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These essays are funny; they are poignant; they are powerful.
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He just extended the deadline for essays to Sept. 20.
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In the end, they wrote 85 essays over six months.
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THE ABUNDANCE: Narrative Essays Old and New, by Annie Dillard.
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The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays, Albert Camus 7.
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His criticism was collected in "Seen, Written: Selected Essays" (2011).
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ALL I FEEL IS RIVERS: Dervish Essays, by Robert Vivian.
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Ellis has addressed current issues before, in interviews and essays.
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One of the essays describes the day his mother died.
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You can read a selection of essays from 2017 here.
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What we're reading: These essays in The Columbia Journalism Review.
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"Animal Farm" and "1984" overshadow Orwell's essays and travel writing.
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And there were a lot of great essays about tigers.
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What was your thinking of wanting to do these essays?
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Sarah Ruhl's essays on motherhood are a comfort to me.
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No essays, no test scores, no right or wrong answers.
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To me, making art is a way of making essays.
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TRUE STORIES And Other Essays By Francis Spufford 336 pp.
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Her essays have novelistic density; they are a thoroughgoing pleasure.
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Here are the opening paragraphs from some of those essays.
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Below, you'll find these eight winning essays, published in full.
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Rebecca Solnit's essays on environmentalism and feminism are required reading.
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These essays and stories move high and low at once.
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LOOK ALIVE OUT THERE Essays By Sloane Crosley 240 pp.
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AMERICAN ORIGINALITY Essays on Poetry By Louise Glück 190 pp.
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Civil Disobedience: Complete Texts With Introduction, Historical Contexts, Critical Essays.
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You'll find the nine winning essays, published in full, below.
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CLASSIC KRAKAUER: Essays on Wilderness and Risk, by Jon Krakauer.
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You made your name as a writer of personal essays.
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Her collection is a reminder of those essays and features.
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Some early poems almost take the form of tiny essays.
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I read a lot of essays and articles from journals.
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Her newest collection of essays comes out in March 2016.
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But those were also sometimes the trickiest essays to evaluate.
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Instead of composing essays, he struggles with putting sentences together.
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" Most of Zemmour's books are what he calls "historical essays.
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Their thoughts, in essays, showed an appreciation for life's imponderables.
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Even essays that don't work can be about devastating experiences.
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He also wrote short essays, which he posted on Facebook.
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Sometimes they're more akin to poetry or essays than journalism.
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McMaster's essays don't just criticize the RMA approach to war.
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He pursued these avenues of inquiry in the essays collected in "The Failure of Illiberalism: Essays on the Political Culture of Modern Germany" (21999) and "Dreams and Delusions: The Drama of German History" (22013).
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He is also the editor of seven anthologies including "Coach," essays by 25 writers about their athletic mentors (Warner Books, 2005), and "Central Park," essays by writers sharing memories about the park (Bloomsbury, 2012).
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Ms. Ruhl also wrote a book of essays "100 Essays I Don't Have Time to Write: On Umbrellas and Sword Fights, Parades and Dogs, Fire Alarms, Children and Theater," which was published in 2014.
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One of the more eloquent writers on male Asian American identity, he is best known for two groundbreaking essays, both collected along with other essays and magazine profiles in The Souls of Yellow Folk.
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Their essays weren't any better argued, but their scores went up.
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Not all of these essays rank near Mr. James's best work.
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America's most perilous period, revisited through essays, diaries and archival images.
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I stuffed graded essays in my bag before the 8 a.m.
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Grove Press / Grove Atlantic Tressie McMillan Cottom, Thick: And Other Essays.
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The pair posted video updates and personal essays through February 11.
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It's this collection of essays, including the war with the woodchuck.
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Even so, nobody seemed to be writing any Medium-length essays.
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It's entirely need-based: No essays or grades taken into account.
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The excellent reproductions are interspersed with essays by art historians and
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The notes sections are sometimes more compelling than their corresponding essays.
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It's a certain cadence, common to Gaiman's speeches and essays alike.
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Yang Xiguang's most influential essays copied Mao's rhetorical style and language.
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" The words tug at a thread that shoots through "Later Essays.
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Six told Reuters that Dipont employees wrote application essays for students.
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LONDON — Essays aren't always the most exciting things in the word.
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Right now I'm reading this selection of essays by Malcolm Gladwell.
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This question runs through all her writing, fiction and essays alike.
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Which means these essays, at their finest, are often literary analyses.
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There are so many good stories that lead into your essays.
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Yet both essays were reprinted in A Susan Sontag Reader (1983).
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Essays on moonshine, the borscht belt and folk music are included.
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What articles, essays and images on this topic can they discover?
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But as these powerful essays attest, their evasions can be crucial.
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SOUTHERN LADY CODE: Essays, by Helen Ellis, read by the author.
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What we're reading: These short essays in The Columbia Journalism Review.
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That's why colleges have relied for so long on personal essays.
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The essays collected earlier this year in "Feel Free" show why.
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Essays That Make Sense of the Infinite and the Infinitesimal 26.
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Also, check out "The Patch," John McPhee's latest collection of essays.
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" | Read some great articles and essays about "The Shape of Water.
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THE SOULS OF YELLOW FOLK Essays By Wesley Yang 215 pp.
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Darryl Pinckney's review-essays in The New York Review of Books.
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The question of authority hovers over these essays — white, patriarchal authority.
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BITCH DOCTRINE Essays for Dissenting Adults By Laurie Penny 373 pp.
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"Bitwise" is best approached as a series of essays and snippets.
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The essays have come from Brooklyn and Boston, Mississippi and Mumbai.
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Freedom is a conceit well suited to a collection of essays.
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As these essays demonstrate, criticism should be commensurate with its subject.
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It is a book of essays, not a short story collection.
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Two of the photographic essays were about swingers and pole dancers.
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Elsewhere: I recommend two new essays on "tribalism" in American politics.
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"Too Much and Not the Mood: Essays" by Durga Chew-Bose.
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"We Are Never Meeting in Real Life: Essays" by Samantha Irby.
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I'm reading Essays One by Lydia Davis and I love it.
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But all of that cynicism essays from a position of privilege.
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It consists of essays on 26 books that changed his life.
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These are personal essays in the purest sense of the term.
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A handful of gently-edited excerpts from the essays is hereunder.
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Read all our Modern Love essays and Tiny Love Stories here.
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She learned the language, wrote essays and enrolled in Shanghai University.
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She said she devours both literature and essays about current affairs.
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The reviews and essays settle into a rolling rhythm, pleasing counterpoints.
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We were three people facing nearly 2,000 student essays about love.
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WE ARE NEVER MEETING IN REAL LIFE: ESSAYS By Samantha Irby.
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She's also used these images as starting points for narrative essays.
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"I had three essays due this week!" her friend broke in.
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Other essays take them to China, Tanzania, South Africa and Guatemala.
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A thing that published poems, essays, short stories and philosophical lectures!
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Angela Carter's essays, collected in "Shaking a Leg," were a treat.
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What they produced were intimate visual essays of an American summer.
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She writes essays, humor and fiction and teaches philosophy at Wellesley.
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I would add 100 more essays if we had the space.
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"Nobody's Looking at You" features essays written between 1996 and 2018.
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And I started writing personal essays and those did pretty well.
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"Students do not write their own essays anymore anyway," he said.
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Warner's essays are aspirational in their scope, form, and subject matter.
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And the stories reflect that too, that we have more essays.
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Trash, the Library and a Worn, Brown Table: The 2019 College Essays on Money Each year, we ask high school seniors to submit college application essays they've written about work, money, social class and related topics.
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It was published as a book, and was immediately celebrated as one of the great American essays — not just that, the critics of 1963 made a point of noting, but one of the great black American essays.
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We will not be discussing books, songs, works of art, or essays.
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Unlike other scholarships, it did not require student essays or teacher recommendations.
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Then I delved into these multi-book essays connected by a theme.
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WA: And now my favorite parts of the book are the essays.
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Such juxtapositions are not apparent in the format of Blesener's photo essays.
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I feel troubled after reading the essays in this Open Future series.
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This is the second week of essays in our assisted-dying series.
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First-person essays and interviews with unique perspectives on complicated issues. Helplessness.
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Of 85 essays, 12 were later claimed by both Hamilton and Madison.
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In the essays, he routinely referred to himself in the third person.
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In the internet age, it's launched 1,000 trend pieces and personal essays.
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An anthology of essays from The Times's philosophy series, published by Liveright.
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Among other things, he learned to debate and write carefully reasoned essays.
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In two essays, the late, black lesbian poet addresses black women's rage.
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Ethics in the Real World: 82 Brief Essays on Things That Matter.
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I wasn't that kid who liked writing essays in school, at all.
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Amino users are more likely to post polls, quizzes, challenges, and essays.
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Did you set out for these essays to have a common theme?
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Franzen's sales are dropping, but not because of his essays about birding.
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The book is divided into five "acts," which are structured like essays.
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The teacher walked around offering help as they began to compose essays.
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The book is composed of two essays about being black in America.
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Model essays for children to crib were already circulating online on Friday.
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Dr. Selzer's lofty, old-fashioned style infused short stories, essays and memoir.
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She channeled her humor into a book of essays about her life.
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MONTAUK "On Montauk: A Literary Celebration," readings of essays, stories, poems. Aug.
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Instead, he reviewed a collection of essays by the poet Geoffrey Hill.
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Her essays, now reissued by NYRB Classics, are specimens of impeccable taste.
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Other employees, she said, wrote personal statements, supplemental essays and recommendation letters.
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Books — poems — essays — everything has been contemptible or contraband in his eyes.
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" (He was, and is.) He calls the essays "inroads to disinhibited autobiography.
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Those on the anti-leggings wagon penned essays filled with passionate vitriol.
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Future editions will feature four or five photographers alongside interviews and essays.
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How did you choose what artists to talk to for the essays?
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Students could also be shown these two compare-contrast essays as models.
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And those are essays in publications I once held in high regard.
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Ms. Jackson worked as the Articles & Essays editor of Yale Law Journal.
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Do you do it by writing thoughtful essays that carefully marshal facts?
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The strongest essays narrow themselves to Le Guin's fervent obsession with language.
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SEE WHAT CAN BE DONE: Essays, Criticism, and Commentary, by Lorrie Moore.
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Aging is the upfront obsession, from the title onward, of Amis's essays.
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In 103, after a dozen novels, I published a collection of essays.
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Winning Student Essays on Bullying Wondering just how vicious teenagers can be?
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I try to group it roughly by category — essays, memoirs, religion, etc.
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Read new Modern Love essays and follow-ups from past favorites here.
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He is the perfect exemplar for someone attempting to write humor essays.
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According to this collection of incisive essays, doing so can be thrilling.
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I don't write 10,000-word essays for The London Review of Books.
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Other Guy's book was a collection of essays that sounded pretty good.
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Behind the best contemporary essays you can sense the writer's beating heart.
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THE COLLECTED ESSAYS OF ELIZABETH HARDWICK Edited by Darryl Pinckney 610 pp.
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HOW TO WRITE AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL NOVEL Essays By Alexander Chee 280 pp.
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"Thoughts of Home" — essays from House Beautiful on the notion of home.
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Along with hard reporting, he began to write essays and opinion pieces.
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Throughout all the essays, Schwalbe is arguing for a meta-virtue: reading.
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She contributed more than 100 essays to The London Review of Books.
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The essays advocated everything from eco-authoritarianism to anarchy to artificial intelligence.
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Many of the book's most remarkable essays emerged from this political activity.
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A book of essays he published in 2016 channeled mainstream conservative views.
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What do you notice about the essays, individually and as a whole?
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We have moving essays about growing up in the shadow of Sept.
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After the contest began in August 2019, NASA received over 28,000 essays.
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Now I've grown to love historical bios and even today's political essays.
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Mr. Silvers liked essays that both made an argument and settled it.
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He also published polemical essays about the nature of sculpture in Artforum.
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"Long Life: Essays and Other Writings," Mary Oliver Her work is love.
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I'm working through the Library of America edition of the collected essays.
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There is no mention of where these essays first appeared, or when.
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In the meantime, he published three novels and 10 books of essays.
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There are thoughtful mini-essays on Philip Roth and Kafka, for example.
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For longer and more explorative essays, columnists will report and research ideas.
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She is publishing a new book of personal essays in the fall.
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She edits print features and web essays; he edits the books section.
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Jenny Holzer's "The Inflammatory Essays" (280-19803) dominates the exhibition's opening room.
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Inspired by the responses, Filgate sought other essays about other unspoken topics between mother and child; this intimate, cathartic, and thought-provoking anthology (featuring essays from Kiese Laymon, Alexander Chee, Carmen Maria Machado, and others) is the result.
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To find out what types of essays work for which schools, Insider is reaching out to currently enrolled students all around the world and asking them to share the essays that helped get them into their dream schools.
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While the Publius essays have become known as "The Federalist Papers," and are revered as trenchant commentaries on the nature of democracy and the American Constitution, Brutus's essays—sometimes called the Anti-Federalist Papers—have sunk into obscurity.
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Mr. Penzler's Mysterious Press also offers essays, often about the writing process, as well as original short stories by recognizable crime authors called bibliomysteries ($2.95 for essays; $4.95 for paperback bibliomysteries; and $50-plus for signed, limited-edition hardcovers).
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Clinton will also publish a new book of personal essays in fall 2017.
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In addition, Paris also had to write about 14 essays over five days.
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Kendrick's book, which features a collection of humorous personal essays, is out now.
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There had already been books and essays about it back in the '80s.
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He was adorably bad at writing essays but never got mad about it.
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They also pass along vetted links to essays, videos, articles and book recommendations.
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What remains uniformly clear among these honest, difficult essays: It is that bad.
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His brief life featured an astonishing output of poems, plays, essays and tracts.
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SABEW has agreed to let CNBC publish updated versions of the students' essays.
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So it's the story of an evolution through the essays that appear there.
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The serialised illustrated essays were compiled and published in book form in 1947.
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For two years we read the most personal essays about each other's lives.
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They look at extracurricular stuff, like volunteering, and your essays and your circumstances.
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If I give the students an essay assignment, I'm potentially grading 200 essays.
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In the collection's most successful essays, however, the effect is truly, beautifully kaleidoscopic.
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Buy So Sad Today: Personal Essays on Amazon, and follow her on Twitter.
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The book, also called Alice Neel, Uptown, is also a collection of essays.
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As a comedy writer, she's used it as fodder for essays and storytelling.
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But most of us are writing essays and blogs and columns and memoirs.
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Do you have any way of estimating how many people read your essays?
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These narcissists declaim their insecurities and grievances in the language of personal essays.
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The Curse of the Boyfriend Sweater is a new book of essays by
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While I work, I listen to video essays on YouTube about different films.
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Chunks of poetry, essays and correspondence run together in a slurry of quotation.
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Toward Utopia, a new collection of his essays and reviews, is not a
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LET ME TELL YOU: New Stories, Essays, and Other Writings, by Shirley Jackson.
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You have the opportunity to showcase your personality further with Kellogg's video essays.
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For many scholarships, you can simply update previous essays and re-use them.
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They're marching or writing essays: Should we normalize Trump or fight the normalizers?
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A few other essays scratch at the surface only to find more surface.
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Ms. Ferrante's latest book, "Frantumaglia," is a collection of letters, essays and interviews.
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The debate spilled over into longer essays published on the blogging platform Medium.
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Buy So Sad Today: Personal Essays on Amazon , and follow her on Twitter .
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Most admissions essays were mind-numbingly bland and read like a shopping list.
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The exhibition fittingly accompanies a new book of poems and essays titled evolution.
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Buy So Sad Today: Personal Essays on Amazon , and follow her on Twitter.
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Yes, but: Writing essays and developing research is still essential to college readiness.
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Such intelligence gleams in these essays, culled from several years of blog posts.
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Buy So Sad Today: Personal Essays on Amazon, and follow her on Twitter.
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Now, we invite you to read the essays of our seven top winners.
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When you're done, you can find 20163 more winning essays in this column.
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Mr. Fei's essays have been widely republished on anonymous anti-Sheng Xue blogs.
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There are some short essays which don't have this diaristic character at all.
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NOTHING IS LOST Selected Essays By Ingrid Sischy Edited by Sandra Brant Illustrated.
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Buy So Sad Today: Personal Essays on Amazon, and follow her on Twitter.
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Meanwhile, Rich's essays draw ever closer to her own and her readers' conscience.
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They said they do not routinely put essays, for example, through plagiarism checkers.
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Every time I assign an essay, I have to read almost 90 essays.
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The 27 essays in "Woman Walk the Line" chronicle this kind of connection.
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Decades later, Cleaver's legacy lives on through his powerful quotes, essays, and teachings.
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His essays have been published in The Fader, Pitchfork and The New Yorker.
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AMATEUR HOUR Motherhood in Essays and Swear Words By Kimberly Harrington 308 pp.
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Read new Modern Love essays and follow-ups from past favorites here. video
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After the naming contest launched in August 2019, NASA received over 28,000 essays.
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Perhaps what's most admirable about these essays is their genial and searching tone.
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LEE There are a lot of essays about dating; it's ripe for humor.
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When you write in a certain genre, whether poetry or fiction or essays?
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Holiday featured essays by writers like E.B. White, John Steinbeck and Joan Didion.
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All the essays and paper props featured in the show are fully created.
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This year's selection of 4 essays on money, work and class were lovely.
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THE SOURCE OF SELF-REGARD: Selected Essays, Speeches, and Meditations, by Toni Morrison.
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My writing instructor asks why I haven't been able to finish my essays.
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Each week, an actor also reads one of the essays in a podcast.
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He said he had read several essays in English classes debating the term.
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They are named below, with an edited excerpt from each of their essays.
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Ms. Jerkins frequently taps her own anger in her essays on police brutality.
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So I interviewed four of the people whose essays inspired episodes, seeking answers.
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Four years of education and weekly argumentative essays taught me the academic jargon.
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Several of his essays were collected in "Italian Humanism and Medieval Rhetoric" (2001).
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"Review" isn't quite the right word for what Lewis does in these essays.
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One of his more celebrated essays recounted his monthlong stay in debtor's prison.
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"You're rewarded for long essays, and penalized for coming in short," Welch says.
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Then they clicked on Google Docs, a writing program, and began composing essays.
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He also sold a book of essays, which he now needs to write.
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I have written best-selling books, essays, articles, op-eds, all in English.
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Many of the essays in "Sunshine State" fall somewhere between memoir and journalism.
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Finally, there is something troubling about the way abuse figures in these essays.
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Myriad essays that decried wolves in pink pussy hats and "woke misogynists" followed.
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We'll publish essays in May and pay the writers our normal freelance rate.
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These and several other maps gets dedicated essays from writers commissioned by Harmon.
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Essays by Tressie McMillan Cottom offer evocative stories about being black in America.
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This new anthology collects pieces of her essays, novels and previously unpublished works.
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Throughout March, we're highlighting new and archival book reviews, essays, appreciations and more.
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Collections of essays or, even better, columns are a great place to start.
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The planned online archive will also include letters, poems, essays, and audio clips.
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Her essays and journalism have appeared in Salon, Vice, Bust, Mental Floss, nytimes.
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Likewise, the accompanying essays are by curators and critics from across the globe.
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Buy So Sad Today: Personal Essays on Amazon , and follow her on Twitter .
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Colter Jacobsen's Essays is on view at Callicoon Fine Arts through October 14.
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Recall that while he's penning these essays, McMaster is an active-duty officer.
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McMaster's core theme, in the essays, is that war is a political activity.
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So we do literary fiction, we do nonfiction, we do essays, kids' books.
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So the essays include the emotional and the practical, a mix of everything.
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Albert Murray: Collected Essays & Memoirs opens with a seminal piece, The Omni-Americans.
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"These are essays from my childhood and young adulthood about things that still annoy me," he tells EW, which shares the essays range from the thrill of living in New York as a young adult to his experience coming out.
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Sontag came to believe that her fiction was a much fuller representation of herself than the essays that made her famous, and, in one of her diva-isms, became furious when she was asked about the essays later in life.
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The belles lettrist tradition in America, which dates back at least to Edgar Allan Poe, and includes such modern examples as Sadakichi Hartmann's writings on photography, Edwin Denby's dance reviews, John Ashbery's art criticism, James Baldwin's essays on race, Susan Stewart's essays on art, and James Agee's film criticism, is alive and well, and North's States of the Art: Selected Essays, Interviews, and Other Prose 1975-2014 proves it.
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Steve sucks at writing essays, it turns out, but his hair is still impeccable.
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Kids would then write college application essays about what they learned from these experiences.
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I love reading essays and poetry, probably even more than I enjoy reading plays.
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"He has basically not publicly released any political essays in recent years," Deng said.
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As Buruma's ousting attests, the backlash against essays like Hockenberry's and Ghomeshi's was intense.
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City by Landscape is a series of essays about the German architect Rainer Schmidt.
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They gave these tendentious little essays the trustworthy look of the Times financial page.
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His recent speeches, essays and book, An Era Of Darkness, is all about that.
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And some of this stuff has been people telling their personal essays and recollections.
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Along with the illustrations, Fine Lines includes essays by Nabokov experts and, notably, scientists.
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Why Are White Dudes The Only People Who Leave Negative Comments On My Essays?
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Eudora Welty was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom for her novels and essays.
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Over the last few years I've written dozens of confessional essays for the internet.
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Before there was Facebook, Michel de Montaigne published his ''Essays'' on March 1, 1580.
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Oxbridge still forces its students to defend their essays in an hour-long grilling.
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So Sad Today: Personal Essays will be released in March from Grand Central Publishing.
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The essays also deal with the routine dismissal of survivors' experiences — hence the title.
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This book also includes several essays and a never-before-printed Earthsea short story.
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He continued to write, publishing collections of essays on Jewish literature, fanaticism and love.
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If a Snapchat clone couldn't woo young users back, maybe lists and essays will.
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The collection features essays from Gabrielle Union, Ally Sheedy, and memoirist Amy Jo Burns.
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The essays in CNBC's "My College Dream" series were originally published on the SABEW.
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Both the New York Times and The Atlantic published essays condemning the anonymous claims.
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So Sad Today: Personal Essays will be released next March from Grand Central Publishing.
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From personal essays to virtual reality trips, here's everything you should peruse this summer.
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I don't tolerate the phrase "America is a melting pot" in my students' essays.
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Other essays, of course, are not that good, or are unduly condescending or combative.
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Not surprisingly, the depressing essays didn't help him, the SpaceX and Tesla CEO says.
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Als's essays match and illuminate the immediacy and irresistibly direct communication of Neel's work.
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Golden Globe-nominated actor Lily Collins is releasing a book of personal essays today.
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Essays by Isla Leaver-Yap, Bentson Film Scholar at the Walker, accompany each commission.
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Now there's an idea ... The year's best long-form essays, distilled to 871 words.
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Ozick is 88 years old now, crafting essays with the same sparkle and muscular
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So Sad Today: Personal Essays will be released March 15 from Grand Central Publishing.
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Years later, Baldwin would write a series of essays reflecting on his Paris years.
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A complete application form, an artist résumé, personal essays, and work samples are required.
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Didion conceals her own work, the way, in her finished essays, that she manages
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Mia Locks and Christopher Y. Lew have both written essays to accompany their Biennial.
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In fact, there is tons of what can only be called essays and criticism.
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After his retirement he continued to write columns and essays, often about civil rights.
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Tonic covers mental health every day in the form of essays and original reporting.
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The four best college application essays about money that students sent us in 2016.
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"A lot of these essays sound like a Ph.D. student wrote them," he said.
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Ms. Groult published more than 20 novels as well as many essays on feminism.
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After the publication of her essays, she received a stream of hate messages online.
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A flurry of aid forms, essays and applications are due between November and March.
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In school, you may have been encouraged to write essays with 10-page minimums.
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In essays on little magazines (The New Republic and Partisan Review) and treatments of
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The photo essays of Smith and other contributors to Life magazine were early inspirations.
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The older one tends to focus more on essays, podcasts and long-form video.
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His novels remain in circulation: but essays, grossly abusive to Jews, have been unpublished.
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But it's the essays that focus explicitly on photography, especially, that demand our attention.
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She became a totem for internet shaming and was the focus of countless essays.
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Think about it strategically: there are thousands of applications and essays to get through.
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") or a negative one ("one of the worst essays that I have EVER read!
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In Other Words is largely a series of short essays, what Lahiri calls reflections.
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I'm particularly fond of The Nib, which presents thought-provoking essays in comic panels.
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Upcoming in The Big Ideas: essays by Ai Weiwei, Bernard-Henri Levy and others.
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I WROTE THIS BOOK BECAUSE I LOVE YOU Essays By Tim Kreider 206 pp.
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Here are Australia's favorite essays on love, in all its delightful and dark nuance.
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We're also really open to different story formats, like reported articles and personal essays.
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She warmly mentions him several times in "Feel Free," her new book of essays.
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In American college admission essays, young adults typically reflect on personal challenges they've faced.
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Her essays have appeared in Soundings Review, Piker Press, Adanna, and the Guardian Witness.
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Our other contests ask for easily understood products, like essays or poems or podcasts.
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He does things for me: chores, laundry, groceries, sometimes I make him write essays.
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THE END OF THE END OF THE EARTH Essays By Jonathan Franzen 240 pp.
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Today the internet is awash with essays by women bravely asserting child-free desires.
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There were a lot of great essays about our brutal, angry transitional historic moment.
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In some essays, Hood recalls her days as a young woman stumbling into sophistication.
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Nonfiction DEAD GIRLS Essays on Surviving an American Obsession By Alice Bolin 273 pp.
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"I tried to generate some primitive photo essays and failed," Mr. Goldblatt told frieze.
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As a writer he published volumes of essays and poetry as well as novels.
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He wrote many books — novels, essays, short stories — and read here several dozen times.
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THE DESTINY THIEF Essays on Writing, Writers and Life By Richard Russo 205 pp.
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It was full of paper — typescripts of poems, essays, books, scraps of paper, letters.
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Have you ever thought about working outside the song form, writing essays or stories?
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The articles and essays are current and highly relatable for both students and professors.
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Here are the eight winning essays, as well as runners-up and honorable mentions.
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I'd always had it in mind to write essays about what's happening in sports.
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Intriguing ideas often remain the province of program essays rather than imbuing the dance.
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The most first-person of the essays here are deeply solipsistic and third-rate.
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He also had a hunger for erudition, expressed in precocious poems, essays, and orations.
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Exhibition essays, wall labels, and other materials are available in both English and Spanish.
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Perhaps surprisingly, Harris is often at his most insightful in his arts criticism essays.
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SEE WHAT CAN BE DONE Essays, Criticism, and Commentary By Lorrie Moore 407 pp.
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Here are the three winning essays, as well as runners-up and honorable mentions.
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The news these essays bring is, I am happy to say, not at all.
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But the essays were intended to be truthful and clear explanations of church controversies.
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But completing all those applications and essays took many edits around the kitchen table.
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Upcoming in The Big Ideas: essays by Ai Weiwei, Will Storr and Dan Ariely.
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In Shirley Jackson's essays, care-taking and creativity are shown to nourish each other.
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But Wang's kaleidoscopic essays are also a departure from those more narrative-driven works.
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A book of photographs and essays by Corinne May Botz was published in 2004.
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First-person essays and interviews with unique perspectives on complicated issues. Immigrants. Women. Muslims.
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In the '227s, discussions on email lists like the influential child_lit often covered the same topics as the essays being written in review journals and other publications — essays by writers and advocates including Rudine Sims Bishop, Hazel Rochman, Jacqueline Woodson, and many others.
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Her essays — some of which are only a sentence, and many other (save four long essays) only a few pages — take an aspect of cultural production, be it a film, a movie star, or a photographer, and slow it down for close study.
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I just finished Tim Kreider's incredibly thoughtful and hilarious book of essays, We Learn Nothing.
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Albers published two collections of her essays, On Designing, in 1959, and later, On Weaving.
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Gizmodo: A few other essays veer towards the tactile rather than the ephemeral as well.
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Linked tweets and Twitter essays (pioneered by the New Republic's Jeet Heer) are effective workarounds.
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Some delivered thoughtful essays or monologues, while others summed up their thoughts in a tweet.
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He'd get into his dream programs, thanks to all my help editing those application essays.
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She's now a freelance writer living in L.A. and writing a book of nonfiction essays.
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And then he will write their college application essays for them, from beginning to end.
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All of my essays are in different ways trying to make sense of that experience.
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Hopeful Healing: Essays on Managing Recovery and Surviving Addiction goes on sale Tuesday, Feb. 7.
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Baldwin's essays, novels, and plays grapple with the intersecting ideas of class, race, and sexuality.
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Modern Love: To celebrate the column's 15th anniversary, we're revisiting essays from years gone by.
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She's currently working on a series of essays expounding upon Janet Jackson's vast cultural significance.
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It's Sex Week at BuzzFeed News, and we're publishing a series of essays on sex.
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And, most importantly, I am healthy #TakeBackTheBeach essays are meant to reflect individual women's experiences.
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Between grading end-of-semester law school essays, he discussed mixology and theology with me.
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There remains value in writing stories, personal essays and memoirs so as to be remembered.
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Apart from a few noteworthy essays from Kim's app, the content has mostly been filler.
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I'm going to write a few essays, and I have a feature that I've shelved.
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She blessed us with essays, novels, and interviews full of quotes that stuck with us.
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Bibliophiles around them leafed through a lovingly curated collection of fiction, poetry, essays and rarities.
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From the hottest new literary debut to the smartest essays, there's something for everyone below.
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"You also have E;R, who does great video essays," Kjellberg says in the video.
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Essays in The Recovering incorporate a similar blend, but the subject is even more personal.
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Former President Bill Clinton and music critic Nat Hentoff also contributed essays to the book.
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Her stories and essays have appeared in The Paris Review, Ecotone, Slate, Harper's, Orion, NewYorker.
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I also get a book for myself — The Collected Schizophrenias: Essays by Esmé Weijun Wang.
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"Stick to your roots, and write essays that reflect who you are as a person."
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The unique Airbnb experience can only be won by contestants who submit short, thoughtful essays.
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That goes for essays, online responses, PowerPoint presentations, group presentations, and, yes, even a speech.
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People are still reading Montaigne's essays, centuries on, while last week's Twitter is long forgotten.
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P-Orridge says a forthcoming book of essays will describe contemporary shamanism in more detail.
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These bookends are as much a part of the overall work as are the essays.
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Their mission is to bring solidarity through events, personal essays, and their very own podcast.
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Carolina Williams of Brentwood, Tennessee wrote nearly 10 essays for her application to Yale University.
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This volume is a reproduction from Yale University Press, and includes additional essays and material.
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These things could also describe Baldwin himself in his essays on race and U.S. society.
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There's confusion, which she addresses in Essays One, about whether it's poetry instead of prose.
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Of course, we can always go back and re-read his stories, essays and novels.
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Munn wrote about the incident without naming Ratner in 2010 in a series of essays.
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Its front pages promote meaty essays by well-known British intellectuals, politicians and business leaders.
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McBee structures his inquiry like a series of questions to be "reported out" into essays.
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Still, all of Carson's other books and nearly all of her essays concerned the sea.
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Few took his more combative books and essays altogether seriously, though they sharpened the conversation.
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In her new book, letters seeking advice become springboards for entertaining and uplifting personal essays.
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ALBERT MURRAY: Collected Essays and Memoirs, edited by Henry Louis Gates Jr. and Paul Devlin.
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Questions in the academic written section asks candidates to write short essays on diverse subjects.
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" Together, framing the collection, these two essays lend it the shape of a "Divine Comedy.
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Brian Blanchfield's brief, multivalent essays are titled to echo the master of the form, Montaigne.
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Included alongside are essays to explore the manuscript's context in everything from alchemy to cryptography.
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The scholars' essays each address a single or series of visual depictions of Facebook's founder.
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I've done some college admissions essays, too, and you basically have to make something up.
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I publish essays about motherhood, grief, loss, and surviving cancer in large and small publications.
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"She wrote these lovely, pithy funny essays that often end with a recipe," Holland says.
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I have this one friend of mine who sends me endless essays by Susan Sontag.
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Because of course, so many of these essays are tied to really major life experiences.
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Instead of writing essays for English class, I had to write emails to important people.
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She saw light bulbs on bulletin boards at schools and in student essays about inventions.
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She organized exhibitions, wrote catalog essays, reviewed contemporary art shows, and taught and lectured widely.
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Suzanne Bergerac Roth, a former television news writer in New York, writes essays and fiction.
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The particular book I have in mind is a collection of political essays and speeches.
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The voice of her essays, by contrast, seems to speak from a podium or pulpit.
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However, the anxiety she triggers throughout the essays will not be resolved in the epilogue.
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He has also written essays and Op-Ed articles that were published in The Times.
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Leslie Jamison is the author most recently of Make It Scream, Make It Burn: Essays.
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In elementary school, his teachers had him draw posters and write essays against the communists.
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The essays appear in alphabetical order by surname, a bow, perhaps, to still-unrequited sensibilities.
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I've written some essays and some blog pieces, but I haven't been paid for them.
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I'd believe him more if the book didn't end with two essays placed with intent.
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I MIGHT REGRET THIS Essays, Drawings, Vulnerabilities, and Other Stuff By Abbi Jacobson 313 pp.
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But Rich, in her seminal poems and essays, took this reimagining as her central subject.
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So then we decided to collect these essays and put them together into a collection.
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These are personal essays about influence and inspiration; accordingly, they can veer into self-indulgence.
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"Hood's essays are like hot chocolate, cozy and warm," Irina Dumitrescu writes in her review.
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Writers of color, women, LGBTQ+ students, conservatives, liberals, artists, athletes, veterans — send in your essays!
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The new spouses are given the essays on what it means to be a Henderson.
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These essays explore the joys and challenges of being a mother — and having a mother.
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The memoir is told in fragmented chapters, many of which read like self-contained essays.
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It's structurally significant to the story form and the way that these essays are understood.
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And it's not just facts; there are a lot of ideas and essays in there.
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Read: A collection of Oliver Sacks's final essays is one of nine books we recommend.
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From books of essays and poetry to recipes and art books, here is our list.
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I help organize protests and I write essays, especially about issues affecting women and children.
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In other sessions, the inmates were forced to memorize laws and write essays criticizing themselves.
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He also wrote book reviews and essays for broader audiences on culture and current affairs.
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The class could even publish its own version of a "Red Century" anthology of essays.
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Although there are several essays, the totality is a kind of biography in the raw.
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Selections include essays by Ronald Reagan, William F. Buckley Jr., Joan Didion and Reinhold Niebuhr.
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She paid her dues, publishing short stories and essays, sometimes writing under a male pseudonym.
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It was fun listening to her precipitate the events of her life in her essays.
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Of his wisdom, we have 38 years' worth of columns, essays, speeches and spoken commentaries.
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FIGURES IN A LANDSCAPE People and Places, Essays: 2001-2006 By Paul Theroux 386 pp.
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He has kept his review section intact while adding essays, political commentary and other features.
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He lectures on criminal-justice reform, in addition to writing and publishing poems and essays.
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It's a privilege to float alongside him in these essays, to watch the connections form.
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If the Priorities analysis is bleak, the 13 American Prospect essays are even more so.
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Let's see: transcripts, recommendations, biographical info, resume, personal statement, supplemental essays, standardized tests, application fees.
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His essays insist that an honest relation to experience is the first principle of action.
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There's a new biography of Susan Sontag and a collection of Adrienne Rich's groundbreaking essays.
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They declined to say how many people have submitted essays, as the contest is continuing.
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Though thriving in her personal life, she's struggling to write her promised collection of essays.
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Taken together, his essays are an indictment, a road map, and a call to action.
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His creative urges have found expression in memoir, short stories, comic books, essays and television.
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The author of novels, memoirs and a book of essays, Sojourner lives in Flagstaff, Ariz.
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Did anybody in particular lead you to essays as a form, or influence your approach?
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Why does she feel the way she does about the practice of buying essays online?
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I'll provide fuller editorial essays twice a week or so that have deeper editorial analysis.
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Contribute comic essays to women's magazines about your hectic life as a housewife and mother.
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Writers of color, women, L.G.B.T.Q.+ students, conservatives, liberals, artists, athletes, veterans — send in your essays!
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Our Opinion section describes it as "a decade of distrust" in a series of essays.
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Although the book becomes a bestseller, no one knows about the truth surrounding the essays.
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A collection of her essays, Pep Talk 7: The Rhonda Lieberman Reader, appeared in 2018.
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She is writing a collection of essays about life as an immigrant mother in Ireland.
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It's a book of essays that grapple with a pretty simple question: What is race?
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The 10 artists are listed below, in no particular order, with highlights from the essays.
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Essays will be judged on the following criteria: talent, writing ability, style, creativity and originality.
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It's a tactic she now uses in the writing of her essays and opinion pieces.
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ATHENS — Our next location is a mere 773 steps from where I'm writing these essays.
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Profile The Mexican writer has made a name for herself with experimental books and essays.
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He is the author of books and essays on Harold Pinter and other modern playwrights.
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I thought Harold Hayes's Esquire did some wonderful personal essays, and I wanted those voices.
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He proceeded to write essays that would inspire a whole movement of online political writers.
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I just finished Tim Kreider's incredibly thoughtful and hilarious book of essays We Learn Nothing.
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Her poems and essays have previously appeared in BOMB, Fence, The Third Rail, and elsewhere.
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Mary McCarthy's "Memories of a Catholic Girlhood" (1957) intersperses autobiographical essays she'd written for The New Yorker and other magazines with self-lacerating interludes inspired by an uncle disputing those essays, turning the entire book into a pointed commentary on the fallibility of memory.
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Private Lives: Personal essays on the news of the world and the news of our lives.
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I'm applying to medical school, and her story keeps coming up in my essays and interviews.
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There's no shortage of essays that have figured out that millennials are responsible for ruining everything.
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We might have students write in their essays about siblings or parents who have drug addiction.
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The essays get a lot of likes—it's nice to know people appreciate what I'm saying.
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The book deal is for her series of personal essays, titled No One Asked For This.
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EW can exclusively reveal eight gorgeous excerpts of the audio essays featured in Courage Is Contagious.
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In my college admissions essays I said that in the future, I want Stephen Hawking's job.
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All the essays, photos, sound effects, graphics, PowerPoint presentations, Photoshop files, and even MP3s were gone.
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I will keep writing essays and memoirs, and I am also working with fiction right now.
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In essays, interviews, on Twitter and on Facebook, they told how his rise gave them strength.
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What did the editors intend with this blitz of recent, data-heavy essays on gender discrimination?
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Again, they returned to the lab two days later for a comprehensive exam on both essays.
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Sara Benincasa is an author, comedian and writer of scripts, essays, advertisements and many other things.
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I prayed over the souls of my classmates and wrote essays about why abortion was wrong.
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In this collection of essays, Coates pulls no punches examining Obama's presidency and its devastating aftermath.
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Facebook banned more fake Russian and Iranian accounts Algorithms are grading student essays across the country.
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Marilynne Robinson has a new collection of essays I'm really excited about, that will be great.
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He began with a group of 103 students who had submitted essays to be peer graded.
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Out of 49 freshmen asked to write essays about the mural, only four favored its removal.
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This series of essays for Polyarchy shows that parties have weakened over time in two respects.
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As these essays make clear, however, there are real concerns about the role of parties today.
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His essays were published by Stanford University, where he worked, and by the New York Times.
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He said nothing, took no notes, and turned in tangential essays devoid of punctuation or capitalization.
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The actress wanted to share her favorite books and essays on equality with her Goodreads group.
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Issues come out once every seven months and feature critical essays, visual art, and creative writing.
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Called "Modern Love" after the popular column, it consists of essays about relationships read by actors.
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The other two film essays offer more direct reflections on politics, and his writings on animals.
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Not all the essays succeed, but they are full of heart, and they offer useful perspectives.
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These essays can, depending the subtleties of the author, read more as self-promotional than sincere.
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She plays Anushka, a helpful embassy worker and Girish Karnad essays the role of her father.
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One of our best-read essays this week looks at the stifling weight of conventional masculinity.
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Two new books offer looks at these writers' nonfiction prose — essays, travel writing, book reviews, etc.
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In one of her two essays, she wrote about her involvement in a traditional Chinese dance.
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Previous participants contributed murals, films, photography, essays, as well as social media content and yoga instruction.
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"Counselors went ahead and did everything for the student," including writing their application essays, he said.
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"White Sands," his latest collection of essays, contains his trademark blend of wit, sharpness and melancholy.
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Looking further back, you have collections of jokes, amusing stories and anecdotes, comedic verse and essays.
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This makes the book a lot more than a collection of 50 loosely related biographical essays.
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So perhaps those 2001 essays about the death of the novel actually had the wrong idea.
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The Social Network is also the subject of one of my favorite essays of all time.
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But the thoughtfulness that elevates his essays is not as fully realized in Daniels's short stories.
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I will now endeavor to break those feelings down, here, in a series of short essays.
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I had a book of his essays and reviews and snacked on them for guilty pleasure.
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In the fall, The Washington Post partnered with Visura in an open call for photo essays.
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In a series of essays for conservative magazines like Chronicles, Francis hammered home three key insights.
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De Cleyre's views, which she propagated prolifically in poems and essays, were grounded in personal experience.
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The exhibition is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue, with intelligent, readable essays by 11 scholars.
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I wrote entire essays about films to convince my mom to take me to certain movies.
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With essays in Love Her Love Her Not: The Hillary Paradox, and What Do Mothers Need?
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Please submit your essays to us by Wednesday, April 25, using the form on this page.
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Gregory CowlesSenior Editor, Books SEE WHAT CAN BE DONE: Essays, Criticism, and Commentary, by Lorrie Moore.
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They were paired with another "student"—actually a colleague of Bergen's —to grade one another's essays.
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And he's written essays and reportage for Harper's Magazine, Granta and The New York Times Magazine.
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Ending a sentence with a period was for more formal writing, like essays or business letters.
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Girls started posting on Facebook about their boyfriends being detained, writing long essays with crying emojis.
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If you want to understand America in 2018, those essays are a good place to start.
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I mentioned in my last column that there were several excellent essays this year on tigers.
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As it turns out, only three of its 13 essays address issues related to Asian-Americans.
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The exhibit challenges the prevailing, romantic narrative found in essays and critiques done mostly by men.
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