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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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Book Review: ‘You Must Become Field' (opens the original)
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There are books about belonging, and then there are books that make you understand why belonging can be so complicated. Perla Kantarjian’s powerful debut poetry collection, “You Must Become Field,” is the latter. Moving between English, Armenian and Arabic, the Lebanese Armenian writer creates a poetry of inheritance, displacement and survival in which Armenia, Lebanon and England become places carried within the body. As a fellow author of Armenian and Lebanese heritage, I read these opening li
Book review: ‘Undesirable: The Vietnam War and a Father’s Battle for Justice’ (opens the original)
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For decades, a locked basement safe held the evidence of a family’s private war: hundreds of letters, military records and documents chronicling one father’s relentless attempt to reclaim his son’s name. It is from this long-sealed archive that Laura Kalpakian’s recently published memoir, “Undesirable,” begins, opening with the aftermath of a young man’s war and the family left to reckon with it. The central figure is Kalpakian’s brother, Douglas Scott Johnson, a talented, charismatic 19-year-ol
"Déjà Vu" and the fragile boundaries of identity (opens the original)
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If you are tired of the usual “girl meets boy” tropes, Astrid Davtian’s recently published novel, “Déjà Vu,” will subvert your expectations with its sharp and unsettling exploration of identity, obsession and the longing to be truly seen. Set against a rain-soaked Amsterdam backdrop, the story is not a conventional romance or a predictable thriller, but a psychological journey into the ways people construct, perform and sometimes lose themselves. Through themes of appearance, desire and reinvent
A jar of cherry jam (opens the original)
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A thousand spoonfuls won’t suffice To satisfy this sweet tooth Helplessly entering its demise My mind won’t stop replaying The intricacies of a recipe my ripe lips once devoured with pleasure And a tiny hint of intensity My tastebuds won’t stop reminiscing The tender promise of eternity Found in a jar of cherry jam you filled tirelessly My hands won’t stop reconstructing The precise textures and flavors Stored in a delight you created perfectly My ears won’t stop craving The purity of your voice
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