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Abstract automaton

Broken Doll

A daughter’s suicide in another country

Carlos Manuel Álvarez

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Rahul Bery

January 1, 2020

Photograph of clock at Grand Central Station. Robert Hoge / Creative Commons

Temps

The law of entropy and life as a fill-in employee, and girlfriend

Victoria Kornick

June 1, 2020

A photograph of a train station in Russia at night.

Journals

A Journey Across Siberia

Penetrating the Soviet Union in 1967

Lawrence Ferlinghetti

July 1, 2015

Blue stamps from WWII ration book

Note on the Home Front

I shall never forget that first winter of gasoline rationing

Eve Riehle

September 1, 1945

A stack of old issues of The Yale Review. Courtesy Pentagram

Thirty Clocks Strike the Hour

Vita Sackville-West

September 1, 1929

An abstract print by Jacob van Heemskerck.

Naming, Being, and Black Experience

Yale’s first Black professor on the presence or absence of names, their status and their scope.

Michael G. Cooke

December 1, 1977

A photograph of a London street during WWII.

After a Visit to England

London during the Blitz

Thornton Wilder

September 1, 1941

Early 20th-c painting of naked white person of uncertain gender with mid-length hair on a swing in front of a castle/clouds

Still, Image

Excerpts from In Remembrance of Things Past

Gerard Malanga

January 1, 2019

An old photograph of a churchyard cemetery. Courtesy The J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles.

A Journal of the Plague

The 1918 Influenza

Francis Russell

December 1, 1958

A painting of a woman reading at a table.

From the Archives

How Should One Read a Book?

Read as if one were writing it

Virginia Woolf

September 1, 1926

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