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Mark Perry’s 2004 biography expertly captures the bond between two American icons.
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This singular collection by late psychologist Leslie H. Farber offers elegant insights into the human condition.
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How a decades-old memoir and a brand-new fellowship both celebrate Black women and Black writers.
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A devastating early memoir that spoke the truth about slavery.
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Reevaluating Mary Todd Lincoln through a feminist lens.
What is the magic of these words that some 85 years on they still draw us with such poignancy and verve?
This monthly feature invites readers to (re)discover a work that’s so rich and delightful it calls for slow reading to appreciate it fully.
With the relaunch of "Slow Reads" as "Rediscovered Treasures," we're looking for books to feature. Tell us about a book that you love that might have been forgotten or overlooked.
