After Ocean Vuong’s visit to Wesleyan, Sage Marshall interprets his work with a poem of his own.
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In Jeannette Haien’s novel The All of It (1986), love cures all.
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Three young writers share the differences and commonalities in their viewing of this Oscar-nominated film.
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Visual artist Maura Allen discusses the West, her artistic “reverberations,” and the intersections of business and art.
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A student contemplates the concept of home while watching Kyle Abraham's dancers in "Dearest Home".
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Two friends reflect on Langhorne Slim and the Law’s concert, and their message of love.
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Ani on what drew him to the outdoors, why he started making films, and his upcoming project.
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A moving tribute to Denis Johnson's (1949-2017) prose through one reader's changing perceptions of his work.
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We talked about what it means to be a critic, a whole slew of movies and books, and The Boss.
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In Peter Heller's Celine, the American West creates the perfect landscape within which memory and family can be both lost and found.
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Sage Marshall comments on the emotional power of The White Helmets.
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Sage Marshall reacts to the “jokes” within Jen George’s first short story collection.
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Sage Marshall reacts to Matthew Desmond's investigation of housing exploitation in urban America.
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Sage Marshall ponders his endearment with the familiar in The Office.
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Sage Marshall explores the gentle irony of Fritz’s most recent country album.
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Sage Marshall reviews a book about a man and his sheep that he read during Trump's election.
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