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Lit Hub Daily
March 11, 2021

TODAY: In 1744, English auction house Sotheby's holds its first ever auction, the dispersal of “several Hundred scarce and valuable Books in all branches of Polite Literature” from the library of Sir John Stanley, which fetched a grand total of £826.
TODAY: In 1744, English auction house Sotheby's holds its first ever auction, the dispersal of “several Hundred scarce and valuable Books in all branches of Polite Literature” from the library of Sir John Stanley, which fetched a grand total of £826.
Surrender the Dead by John Burley
New on Lit Hub Radio
Naima Coster talks to Maris Kreizman about following narrative threads rather
than chronology
, on The Maris Review.
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Lacy M. Johnson and Natalia Sylvester on unraveling the whitewashed myth of Texas and surviving the recent storm, on Fiction/Non/Fiction.
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Adam Cohen explains how the Supreme Court drives income inequality, on Keen On.
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James Holland and Al Murray on why we prefer simplicity in our war stories,
on We Have Ways of Making You Talk.
Last Call by Elon Green
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Sam Cohen considers the dismantling of normative gender roles.
Femme Freedom
on Film
Sam Cohen considers the dismantling of normative gender roles.
Andru Okun wonders if we’re in the middle of a “memory emergency.”
Why We Travel
Andru Okun wonders if we’re in the middle of a “memory emergency.”
Read from 2034 by James Stavridis and Elliot Ackerman.
James Stavridis and Elliot Ackerman’s new novel
Read from 2034.
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