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The New York Times Daphne du Maurier's "Rebecca" is a success: It has never gone out of print and still sells about 50,000 copies a year. But to some women — like The Times's Parul Sehgal — this book is something more, not merely beloved or popular but foundational
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In Praise of Daphne du Maurier
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What begins as a taste for this author’s twisty plots, briny wit and bracingly bleak view of marriage can become an addiction.
104 months ago
The New York Times Grant Snider has long been making comics about the glory (and horror) of the creative process. He joins us to draw and discuss his first book, "The Shape of Ideas." Leave your questions in the comments, and NYT Book Review editor Parul Sehgal will as
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Grant Snider has long been making comics about the glory (and horror) of the creative process. He joins us to draw and discuss his first book, "The Shape of Ideas." Leave your questions in the comments, and NYT Book Review editor Parul Sehgal will as
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106 months ago
Million Pictures Meet the real life Benjamin Button- a newborn baby who looks like an 80-year old
114 months ago
Newsweek Europe iSIS said that its “soldiers of the caliphate” were behind the hacking to death of 70-year-old Hindu priest.
118 months ago
The WorldPost “They almost beheaded him before they fled the scene,” said a police official.
118 months ago
VICE News "They almost beheaded him."
118 months ago
BuzzFeed Health "Often, I feel that low self-esteem is a criteria for a person to be feminine." — Ena Ganguly
118 months ago
Jezebel "Everything can be projected upon them, it seems—everything but the powers and vulnerabilities of ordinary personhood.”
The 'Forced Heroism' of the Way We Use 'Survivor'
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In a thoughtful piece at the New York Times Magazine, Parul Sehgal considers the word “survivor,” and particularly its relatively recent use to describe those who have experienced sexual assault. Sehgal persuasively argues that the term “surviv
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119 months ago
AP "They have gone into hiding. They are feeling particularly vulnerable," said Meenakshi Ganguly of Human Rights Watch. "Being gay is hard enough in conservative societies."
119 months ago
The Wall Street Journal India brings back cricketing god Sachin Tendulkar to help revive its team's fortunes.
130 months ago
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