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Big Brother still watching your feed.

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Eight hundred pages on what the world ignores.

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America seen through eyes that built it.

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The night someone tried to kill Bob Marley.

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Everyone wants to kill General Zia. Someone succeeds.

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They save every coin in a jar. For one perfect chair.

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The state cured his violence. Now he can't choose anything.

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A medieval scholar in New Orleans. At war with the 20th century.

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American history. All of it. Everyone who lived it.

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The KKK had millions of members in the 1920s. In the Midwest.

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India's Emergency. Four people. The state decides who survives.

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Dhaka, 1971. A mother hides freedom fighters in her garden.

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Independence week. Everyone's keeping a secret.

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A man spends his whole life trying to own one room.

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The ABCs of raising hell.

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He walked across Sudan to survive. She walks for water every day.

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What war does to a child, from the inside.

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A miserable man is interrupted from dying by his neighbors.

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Nigerian farce. Written the year before the coup.

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Eat the babies. Swift's ten-page masterclass in satire.

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Broke and brilliant in Paris. It felt like enough.

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The underdogs get the mic.

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Florence teaches her she's been living wrong.

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Wrote everything at nineteen. Walked away at twenty. Nothing wasted.

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