E.J. Levy
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The Cape Doctor
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2021
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Touchstone Anthology of Contemporary Creative Nonfiction: Work from 1970 to the Present
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2007
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Love, in Theory: Ten Stories (The Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction)
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2012
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Le Médecin de Cape Town
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Tasting Life Twice
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1995
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Amazons
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2012
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Dedicated to the People of Darfur: Writings on Fear, Risk, and Hope
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2009
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Forty Years of Diversity: Essays on Colonial Georgia (PUBLICATIONS
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1984
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A Perfect Souvenir: Stories about Travel from the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction
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If Mrs. Dalloway had been written by a mid-century American misogynist, you’d get Mrs. Bridge. I’m amazed to see this praised in the 21st century (then again we’re dealing with the Dobbs decision, so). Having read a quarter of the novel, I’m unimpres
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| A wonderful, elegiac collection of thoughtful and erudite essays, which accumulate into a memoir of a smart young woman's coming of age in a world of high expectations and privilege, first as a Jewish girl in Boston suburbs, the daughter of a Holocau ...more | |
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| A brief and exquisite memoir in 240 Propositions, by which the author contemplates the color blue as a method to contemplate (and leave behind) a love affair. Erudite and affecting, this is a remarkable book, even on a second reading, as this is for ...more | |
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| A tender, smart, wonderfully inventive novel of two sisters in 1980s Wyoming contending with sexual violence, racism, and how to get rid of their creepy uncle, How to Commit a Postcolonial Murder is surprisingly funny, surprisingly hopeful with its m ...more | |
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| One of the best memoirs that I've read in ages, DIZZY is a remarkable odyssey that seamlessly weaves together two courageous journeys: the author's experiences as a young woman working for the Forest Service in remote Alaska, where she faces down bea ...more | |
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| Brilliant and haunting short stories about relationships of various kinds between women and men. With startling precision and compassion, Keegan makes fresh such familiar concepts as misogyny and male privilege. The final story is devastating, a fall ...more | |
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| A beautiful and moving collection that illuminates life through a secular Jewish lens, informed by the wisdom of Jewish philosopher, theologian, and social activist, Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. I found myself dog-earing pages throughout to share th ...more | |
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| This story of a love affair between a 30-something WWII British war hero and a 16-year-old girl is set against the backdrop of occupied Japan and China on the eve of Mao's revolution. The historical context is oddly undramatic and emphatically bureau ...more | |
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| To Place a Rabbit is a French idiom, meaning to "stand someone up" or "fail to show up"; it's one of the many delightful bits of arcana that I learned while reading this erudite and witty novel. The story of a translation (and of love affairs as a so ...more | |
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“As a scholar, it was her job to see things in relationship to other things; the only thing she couldn't see in a relationship was herself.”
― Love, in Theory: Ten Stories
― Love, in Theory: Ten Stories
“I could not help but wonder, then as now, When we look at a man or a woman, what is it that we see? We make too much of the difference: having been both, I can say the distinctions are both greater and less than they appear. As a surgeon, I can attest that once the skin is peeled back, the distinctions are few; save for the reproductive organs, one cannot tell man from woman—one cannot say, This is a woman’s brain or lungs, a man’s heart. They think and beat just the same.”
― The Cape Doctor
― The Cape Doctor
“They did not take kindly to regulation, that enemy of self-serving charlatans everywhere.”
― The Cape Doctor
― The Cape Doctor
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