A quick glance at the cover of Austin Kelley’s ”The Fact Checker,” and you’ll recognize by font alone that the fact-checking taking place is at The New Yorker. The magazine in the novel is unnamed, ...
When visualizing Elizabethan England, the mind’s eye tends to summon associated grandeur. The reality is that if you were a contemporary from, say, Italy, all things English really weren’t worth your ...
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