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Why Children’s Books Are the Last True Mythology
Five Poets Rewriting the Language of Longing
What The Great Gatsby Still Tells Us About Desire
Ten Books for the Long, Dark Hours of Winter
Madeline Miller and the Weight of Ancient Beauty
On the Art of Reading Slowly in a World That Moves Too Fast
There is a particular kind of reader who refuses the urgency of modernity. Who turns the page not to reach the ending, but to linger in the middle — in the unresolved, the beautiful, the uncertain place where all good literature lives.