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Suggested Readings
Superintelligence, Woolly Mice, and Illiberal Governments
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Life Advice From the Armed Forces
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Ukraine, Russia, and the West: A Background Reading List
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Roundup
Editors’ Picks of 2024
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Roundup
Keeping Time: A New Year’s Collection
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Roundup
What We’re Reading 2024
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We Made Fruit Soup
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Winter Holidays
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Merry Christmas from
The World
Festive poems from Anne Waldman, Bernadette Mayer, Eileen Myles, Clark Coolidge, Alice Notley, Yuki Hartman, Wang Ping, and more.
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