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Failure and disenchantment by John Freeman
Pulitzer-winning poetry collections explore complex emotions

Failure: Now here is a subject one doesn’t see poetry address all that often—especially with such a warm, complicated embrace. To Philip Schultz, recent co-winner of the Pulitzer Prize for poetry, failure is not a pejorative but a state of being. Try to appreciate the bounty of the world, several of... >more

Where have all the revolutionaries gone? by Joshua Longobardy
Ron Paul looks back to prescribe America’s way forward

No truer American exists today than Ron Paul. That, to his misfortune, was a prime reason for his poor standing in the 2008 race to become the next president of the United States.

Where have all the revolutionaries gone?

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The Open Road: The Global Journey of the Fourteenth Dalai Lama by Richard Abowitz
Well-known travel writer Pico Iyer first met the Dalai Lama decades ago when his father paid a visit to Dharamsala, India, to meet with the recently exiled spiritual leader of Tibet. As a result, Iyer has had a unique access to the Dalai Lama for much of his life. Iyer is neither a devotee of Buddhi... >more

A forgotten culture war by J. Caleb Mozzocco
The Ten-Cent Plague chronicles the comic-book persecution of the 1950s

An artist would have been hard-pressed to find a less respectable way to make a living with their skills than the comic-book industry at its inception—it was a few steps up from sign-painting and pornography, but it was work at a time when that was hard to find. Naturally the field filled up with ta... >more

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