In Artwork Across the Ages, Odysseus’ Myth Keeps Entrancing Audiences
Loved Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey”? Find more images inspired by the man of many twists and turns at these U.S. museums.
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In Artwork Across the Ages, Odysseus’ Myth Keeps Entrancing Audiences
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Valeria Luiselli on Her Favorite Books and Her New Novel
Pliny’s “Natural History” is meant for “skimming and skipping,” she says. Her own new (one-volume) road-trip novel is “Beginning Middle End.”
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Valeria Luiselli on Her Favorite Books and Her New Novel
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Let These 11 Celebrities Read You Their Memoirs
There’s nothing like hearing a famous person’s life story in their own, instantly recognizable voice.
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Let These 11 Celebrities Read You Their Memoirs
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They Wrote a Picture Book to Encourage Bipartisanship
Ellie Gottheimer and Larra Mullin, who met when their fathers were in Congress, make a case for bipartisanship in a picture book about dogs working together.
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They Wrote a Picture Book to Encourage Bipartisanship
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How Christopher Nolan Proved the ‘Odyssey’ Haters Wrong
The success of “The Odyssey,” and the potent political ideas at its core, only prove how tiresome the prerelease debate about “woke” really was.
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How Christopher Nolan Proved the ‘Odyssey’ Haters Wrong
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Book Review: ‘Country of Lords,’ by Kim Phillips-Fein
In a new book, the historian Kim Phillips-Fein chronicles a “shadow tradition” of anti-egalitarians who fought against America’s founding ideals.
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Book Review: ‘Country of Lords,’ by Kim Phillips-Fein