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A Required Reading List for September 2014

What should you be reading this September? You've a wealth of options, ranging from Lena Dunham's memoir to a Tennessee Williams biography to a morticians account of the recently deceased, and more! (READ MORE)

Modern-Day Flappers: Lena Dunham and Girls

Flappers: Six Women of a Dangerous Generation, will be published in the U.S. tomorrow. Despite is immersion in the avant-garde mecca of Paris in the early 1920s, in reading it, I kept thinking of the ubiquitous Lena Dunham, creator of Girls, and her show as it depicts characters traipsing around twenty-first-century...(READ MORE)

Happily Whatever After: A ‘Girls’ Approved Reader’s Guide

In Girls, we see the gals dancing, eating, crying, and hiding under the covers, but, at least in the trailers, we don’t see them reading much. Perhaps their terribly difficult early adulthoods would be eased by the knowledge that they are far from the first to experience such pain and confusion.(READ MORE)