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• Chess in Kiev
• Sorry, Peter Pan, We’re Over You by Sabrina Orah Mark
• After Stonewall by The Paris Review
• George Plimpton’s Illegal Fireworks Display by The Paris Review
• Temporary Autonomous Taco Zones
• A Primer for Forgetting by Lewis Hyde
• Crying in the Library by Shannon Reed
• Part Love Letter, Part Cookbook by The Paris Review
• Tokens of Appreciation
• García Márquez’s Five Favorite Cocktail Stories by Santiago Mutis Durán

• Chinese reporter's viral eye roll gets censored on social media
• 'This Is Us' finale theories: Is Beth dead?
• Celebrate Pi Day with Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+, the newest Raspberry Pi
• Apple holding event for "teachers and students" in Chicago this March
• Stephen Hawking wanted to put his most famous formula on his tombstone
• This hangry girl who had her leftovers stolen is extremely relatable
• Sean Bean finally reveals what Ned Stark's final words were
• John Boyega praises inclusion riders, slams the 'secret rules of Hollywood'
• ‘Tears of Joy’ emoji, like real tears of joy, is on the outs
• Bali to shut down internet on smartphones for annual Day of Silence

• Retirement, Brought to You by Prisons, Inc.
• What’s the Use of Beauty? by Cody Delistraty
• Announcing Our New Poetry Editor, Vijay Seshadri by The Paris Review
• Toni Morrison, 1931–2019 by The Paris Review
• The Serve-Us Industry
• The Domestic Disappointments of Natalia Ginzburg by Dustin Illingworth
• The Queer Crime That Launched the Beats by James Polchin
• A Tale of Fake News in Weimar Berlin by Sophie Duvernoy
• The Pizzagate Polity
• The Postmenopausal Novel by Darcey Steinke

• A Rich Fable
• Crying in the Library by Shannon Reed
• Learning Curve by Curtis Gillespie
• Poetry Rx: Forgive Me, Open Wounds by Sarah Kay
• Rites of Power
• How to Really Listen to Music by Rachel Ament
• Learning Curve by Curtis Gillespie
• Whither The Golden Penetrators? by Dan Piepenbring
• Juneteenth, From Atlanta to Oakland
• Staff Picks: Free Verse, Farewells, and Fist City by The Paris Review