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How Dickens reveals his inner lonely child
The author of The Triumph of Christianity comes to DC on Sun., Feb. 11th, at 1PM.
Which fiction titles survived?
Meet one of this year’s stellar speakers!
The author of Down and Across comes to DC on Thurs., Feb. 8th, at 7PM.
The journalist explains why the elderly are so much happier than the rest of us.
We here at the Independent love every piece we run. There are no winners or losers. But all kidding aside, here are January’s winners.
Samuel Johnson's biographer set a high bar for the rest of us.
