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In the Looking Glass: Mirrors and Identity in Early America

Sun, 15 Jun 2025
Examines the cultural and social significance of mirrors across various groups in North America from the seventeenth to the nineteenth centuries. It explores the evolution of mirror technology and its increasing availability, moving from rare, expensive items to more common household objects. The author investigates how mirrors influenced the understanding of self and identity among white Americans, particularly regarding gender and racial perceptions. Furthermore, the text analyzes the diverse uses and meanings of mirrors within Native American and African American communities, including their role in trade, communication, and ritual practices, while also acknowledging the complex and often overlooked perspectives of these groups.

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In a Prominent Bar in Secaucus: New and Selected Poems

Sun, 15 Jun 2025
The Book features poems from various previously published collections, such as "Nude Descending a Staircase" and "Growing into Love," alongside uncollected pieces. Beyond poetry, the excerpts also reveal Kennedy's diverse literary contributions, including anthologies and fiction for children, verse anthologies, textbooks, and translations. The comprehensive table of contents and index of titles further illustrate the breadth and organization of this retrospective volume.

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In Search of Russian Modernism

Sun, 15 Jun 2025
An academic exploration of Russian modernism, specifically focusing on its definition, chronology, and cultural context. The author advocates for viewing modernism not just as a set of literary works but as a self-identified and evolving cultural community. This approach involves re-evaluating existing terminology, understanding the economic factors influencing its development, and examining its relationship with other cultural movements, such as Realism and Marxism, as well as the influence of mass culture. The book maps modernism's presence across different geographical locations and historical periods, including its evolution in both Soviet Russia and among émigré communities.

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In Late Light

Sat, 14 Jun 2025
This Book is part of the "Johns Hopkins: Poetry and Fiction" series and features a wide array of poems organized into four sections: "Temenos Worlds," "Opening the Dark Hathor," "Ghost Dance Grandfather Clock," and "Making It Out The Rill." The excerpts provided include the title page, copyright information, contents, acknowledgments, and an author biography, along with numerous individual poems that explore themes of memory, nature, family, and the human condition. The inclusion of previous publication credits for some poems highlights the breadth of the author's work in various literary journals.


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In a Holidaze

Sat, 14 Jun 2025
The primary narrative follows a protagonist, Maelyn Jones, who finds herself repeatedly reliving December 20th after a Christmas Eve car accident, creating a time loop similar to Groundhog Day. Within this magical repetition, Maelyn grapples with her unrequited feelings for Andrew Hollis, the older brother of Theo Hollis, with whom she had an awkward encounter in a previous loop. The novel explores themes of tradition versus change, self-discovery, and taking charge of one's happiness as Maelyn navigates her repeated Christmas holiday with her extended family, attempting to alter events and confess her true affections. The text also briefly previews another Christina Lauren novel featuring a character named Jessica Davis, suggesting a broader body of work from the authors.

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