Jonathan Lethem has seen the future of agribusiness, and that future is strange. In his novel >>Xem tiếp

For the German people, unconditional surrender in spring 1945 meant the end of self-government for the foreseeable future.<... >>Xem tiếp

In the late 1980′s communism in Eastern Europe was crumbling, not so much because of the Cold War or the might of... >>Xem tiếp

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“The Kid” by Sapphire traces the life of the son of Precious, the heroine of Sapphire’s novel “Push... >>Xem tiếp

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Future war fiction is mostly fantasy, and fortunately such stories seldom come true. But some do. One example was a book... >>Xem tiếp

Sent to a new school at the age of 11, writer Arabella Weir quickly became top of the class – in winding up the... >>Xem tiếp

Writing about her great-grandfather, the socialist Norman Thomas, Louisa Thomas considers how conscience fares when society... >>Xem tiếp