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Spain’s Most Celebrated Writer Believes the Fascist Past Is Still Present
Javier Marías has spent his career chronicling his country’s moral trade-off with its violent history.
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Javier Marías has spent his career chronicling his country’s moral trade-off with its violent history.
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It’s like that saying about how to make God laugh: Just tell him your plans.
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For eight hours last fall, Paradise, Calif., became a zone at the limits of the American imagination — and a preview of the American future.
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Posters from 1918 reveal ignorance of the toll that the war took on those who fought it.
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Details materialize along a space-time continuum that feels intensely familiar yet disquietingly inexplicable.
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It’s not spicy hot but has a magnificent warmth. Quick-pickled fresh ripe bananas add a creamy bland sweetness with a spike of vinegar and habanero.
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The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on whether to rat out a colleague who makes up for their lack of competence by using you as a crutch.
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Fanny was in middle school when ICE came for her mother, leaving her to navigate the struggles of adolescence by herself.
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“We’re not just here to sit in the glass case for you to look.”
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