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Tournament of Books X Begins!

  • Lauren O'Neal
  • January 9, 2014
Get ready for the Morning News’s tenth annual Tournament of Books, a “March Madness–style battle royale” to determine which work of fiction will reign supreme (though the site is careful…
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The Golden Gate Bridge = The George Washington Bridge?

  • Julie Morse
  • May 1, 2013
Want to leave NYC but fear too much about abandoning your beloved Red Hook/Boreum Hill/Washington Heights/Harlem/Upper West Side…? Check out The Morning News’s list of counterpart neighborhoods throughout the US…
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And the Winner Is…

  • Lauren O'Neal
  • March 29, 2013
After a month of victories and losses and thrilling deliberation, the Morning News‘s Tournament of Books has chosen a champion: The Orphan Master’s Son by Adam Johnson! The harrowing, North Korea–set epic…
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Jason Novak’s Lowdown on North Korea

  • Julie Morse
  • March 27, 2013
At The Morning News, check out head Rumpus illustrator Jason Novak and Mike Duncan’s “She Nukes Me, She Nukes Me Not” ironically comical visual guide to the history of the…
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The Art of Obsession

  • Julie Morse
  • March 13, 2013
At The Morning News, Rumpus contributor Sue Sanders has written about her marriage to an Alger Hiss advocate and researcher, and what kind of effect a person’s passion has upon…
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Juicing With Arthur Miller

  • Julie Morse
  • January 10, 2013
“Drugs won’t do the writing for you, but steroids can take a monologue that would have gone to the warning track and knock it out of the park.” Apparently steroids…
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TMN 2013 Tournament of Books!

  • Julie Morse
  • December 20, 2012
The Morning News just announced its 2013 list for the tournament of books! And as they say, “the granddaddy of highbrow bracketology is back!” The list of 16 books will…
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Little House in the Big Woods

  • Julie Morse
  • December 6, 2012
If figurines were awarded for completing twentysomething life-experience clichés, I have been angling for the entire set: the search for myself in central European beer halls; the move west to…
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The Saints Stink

  • Graham Todd
  • October 11, 2012
Miranda Popkey of The Morning News on why American football is so attractive and quickly becoming the country’s most watched sport for the wrong reasons. Popkey investigates the realities behind…
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“Songs in the Key of Death”

  • Lisa Dusenbery
  • July 31, 2012
At The Morning News, Nicole Pasulka writes about new-age musician David Young, who markets his music to the funeral industry and fills the silence for the modern mourner. “Young is…
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Talking with Arthur Phillips

  • Sam Riley
  • June 20, 2011
The Morning News’ Robert Birnbaum continues his decade-long conversation with author Arthur Phillips. They talk about avoiding predictability, the sounds of publishers whining, Phillips’ latest writing and of course, beagles…
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