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Ups and Downs in Houellebecq's Strange, Charmed Particle World
He's middle-aged, balding and his angst is monumental. But novelist Michel Houellebecq just might become your newest hero. Although Americans
Martin McDonagh's Irish Beauty
"The Yanks do love the Irish," contemplates Maureen Folan near the end of Martin McDonagh's 1996 play, The Beauty Queen
Chay Yew's Dream of a Common Language in the Leverett Old Library
Race. Ethnicity. Homosexuality. AIDS. Partner abuse. Assisted suicide. That the script for Chay Yew's A Language of Their Own can
ALL THE PRETTY HORSES: FRANZ MARC AT THE BUSCH-REISINGER
When Wassily Kandinsky was asked how he and the German painter Franz Marc first came up with the name for
The Harmonists
Remember the movie Swing Kids? That jazzy two hour romp about two best friends growing up in Germany who just
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