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The Suffering of the Guilty
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The New Republic reviews Stig Dagerman's GERMAN AUTUMN.
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Serving the People: Healing and Hope
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Port of Harlem mentions Alondra Nelson's BODY AND SOUL.
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Mary Casanova: BookExpo American podcast
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Mary Casanova, author of FROZEN, discusses the genesis of her book at BookExpo American 2012.
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ProfHacker Summer Reading Guide 2012
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DEBATES IN THE DIGITAL HUMANITIES featured among summer reading guide picks.
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The Dark Carnival shuts down
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A searing tribute to that Nostalgic Futurist, Ray Bradbury, from Mark Dery (I MUST NOT THINK BAD THOUGHTS)
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Larry Millett maps the ghosts of Twin Cities past
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MinnPost talks about the good 'ol historic days of MN architecture with Larry Millett (ONCE THERE WERE CASTLES).
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Baltimore gay rappers are loud and proud
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Lester Spence (STARE IN THE DARKNESS) weighs in on hip-hop's homophobia.
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Kale will save the world, and other surprising assertions
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Beth Dooley discusses her cookbook THE NORTHERN HEARTLAND KITCHEN.
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Filipino Labor for Sale! Will Deliver.
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Robyn Rodriguez writes about her research for MIGRANTS FOR EXPORT for Hyphen magazine.
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LA Times Critic's Notebook: Essays tiptoe up to grab us unawares
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Collections by Tom Bissell and Mark Dery join a growing list of works in which the universal becomes personal, then becomes universal again. By David L. Ulin, LA Times Book Critic.
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MPR interviews Atina Diffley
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Atina Diffley (TURN HERE SWEET CORN) weighs in on food and farming systems criteria.
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Society and Space interviews Geraldine Pratt
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The author of FAMILIES APART discusses her research, her book, and its collaborative nature.
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Who Cares? Empowering Asian Pacific Islander caregivers to find viable solutions for an overlooked, neglected work force.
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Hyphen Magazine discusses author Robyn Rodriguez's (MIGRANTS FOR EXPORT) current research.
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MinnPost: Gardens of Eagan farmer cultivates a page-turner
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Amy Goetzman reviews Atina Diffley's TURN HERE SWEET CORN for MinnPost.
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SISTER ARTS wins Lambda Literary Award
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SISTER ARTS by Lisa L. Moore receives the award in the LGBT Studies sections at the 24th Annual Lambda Literary Awards ceremony on June 4th, 2012.
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Quarterly Conversation reviews Stig Dagerman's GERMAN AUTUMN
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Stig Dagerman, the wunderkind of Swedish literature in the ten years before he committed suicide in 1954, was on assignment from the Swedish newspaper Expressen when he traveled around Germany in the autumn of 1946.
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Review of 'What She Said' at Effjay Projekts
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Art exhibit includes a project by Jennifer Johung (REPLACING HOME).
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Kick off Gay Pride Month with these 5 books
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Includes Amy L. Stone's GAY RIGHTS AT THE BALLOT BOX.
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Cineaste on The Right to Play Oneself
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Thomas Waugh's book in UMP's Visible Evidence series reviewed by Susan Ryan for Cineaste.
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'Pink Ribbons,' Tied Up With More Than Hope
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NPR reviews PINK RIBBONS, INC., based on the book by Samantha King.