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With his new novel, 'Here I Am,' Jonathan Safran Foer adds to the emerging literature of the Gen X male’s midlife crisis.
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It is possible to defend the right to obscene and racist speech without promoting or sponsoring the content of that speech.
Jennifer Weiner’s reaction to Oprah’s Book Club announcement wasn’t good for her or the movement.
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