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Atlantic Unbound | Archive
Mona Simpson ..... Recent articles by Mona Simpson: If This Is a ManPrimo Levi’s Holocaust memoirs stand among the best literature of the 20th century, but his greatest creation was himself. FictionA review of Tales of Chekhov True NorthA career-spanning anthology reveals again why Alice Munro is the living writer most likely to be read in a hundred years. New York State of MindIn praise of Deborah Eisenberg’s nonchalant sophistication. Found in Translation?A new version of War and Peace seeks naturalism through slang. Serf AdvisoryA practical guide for hired help, from the eighteenth century to ours. The Minister's TaleMarilynne Robinson's long-awaited second novel is an almost otherworldly book—and reveals Robinson as a somewhat otherworldly figure herself. "Loosie!"The rise and fall of a great collaboration. Book Group in ChadorsAn outstanding and unusual memoir of post-revolutionary Iran. Coming of Age on Long IslandChild of My Heart represents a radical—if characteristically quiet— departure in Alice McDermott's fiction. A Quiet GeniusAlice Munro is the living writer most likely to be read in a hundred years. |
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