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           <title>Recommendations by Jamie Bradway</title>
           <description>Last year, I recommended that we all spend a bit more time in nature. I took my own advice and tried to hit every hiking trail in the Triangle this year...</description>
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           <title>Recommendations by Matt Domke-Latz</title>
           <description>Unassimilable: An Asian Diasporic Manifesto for the Twenty-First Century by Bianca Mabute-Louie. I really enjoyed reading this book about exploring the complex identities of being asian from an anti...</description>
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           <description>Read Dangerously: the Subversive Power of Literature in Troubled Times by Azar Nafisi is an exploration of imagination and indifference in dictatorships and democracies and how we meet our enemies in...</description>
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           <description>I have a friend who says he likes waffles, but really he likes syrup—waffles are just the vehicle. I'm the same way with an Apple TV series I just...</description>
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           <title>Recommendations by Hannah Rainey</title>
           <description>For the last 5 years, I have pursued the goal of reading everything written by Ursula K. LeGuin. The worlds that she created are expansive and complex, yet the wisdom shared...</description>
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           <description>Kafka's aphorisms were written during a tubercular convalescence at his sister's countryside home in 1917-1918 that were perhaps the happiest and most relaxed eight months of his life...</description>
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           <title>Recommendations by Lara Fountaine</title>
           <description>Homeland: My father dreams of Palestine by Hannah Moushabeck is a beautiful picture book that celebrates Palestinian culture and life, specifically as it relates to the author's family history. Hannah...</description>
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           <description>I have been a fan of Kevin Wilson's writing since I read The Family Fang in 2011. So much so, that (should I be embarrassed about this? I'm slightly...</description>
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           <description>I walked past Nothing to See Here by Kevin Wilson for years (it was published in 2019), consistently unmoved by its cover art—a pair of legs in red underwear with...</description>
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           <description>The What Went Wrong podcast deep dives into the production of famous blackbusters, B movies and straight up flops, digging into behind-the-scene drama and reasons why making movies is...</description>
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