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Jim Woodring’s graphic novel, “One Beautiful Spring Day,” is 400 pages long, a series of narrative nesting dolls that begins and ends on more or less the same note, but with a symphony of uncanny menace in between. https://t.co/UCnLklQOvn — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Dec. 3, 2022

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The flooding of Glen Canyon was a crime, Edward Abbey, one of several writers and artists to float through the canyon before its inundation, once wrote. “Imagine the Taj Mahal or Chartes Cathedral buried in mud.” Now, drought is causing it to reëmerge. https://t.co/ybsfChEjBg — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Dec. 3, 2022

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In an essay that would make up the bulk of his book “The Fire Next Time,” James Baldwin mines the relationship between religion and race in America. https://t.co/rbTeBstpal — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Dec. 3, 2022