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Fiction Weekly (July 22)

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The week’s best online fiction, with recommendations from FictionDaily’s editors.

A Timely Path to Imagination

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Creativity of mind is what imbues literacy with value and life. As such, our society needs nothing more than the imagining inspired by children’s writers such as E. Nesbit, Alison Uttley, and so many other half-forgotten names. To rediscover old books is to explore overgrown paths and rebuild toppled towers.

Fiction Weekly (July 15)

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The week’s best online fiction, with recommendations from FictionDaily’s editors.

Goethe’s Faust in Music

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Music has the ability to tell stories just as well as texts can.

Fiction Weekly (July 8)

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The week’s best online fiction, with recommendations from FictionDaily’s editors.

Leslie Knope’s Politics of the Public

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Though NBC’s PARKS AND RECREATION is a show about political values and public awareness, it’s able to tackle this conversation through the lens of comedy, drawing attention to the fact that sincerity itself is often a more complicated – and much funnier – issue than we’d like to admit.

Full Stop Recommends

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Full Stop Recommends: Bill Callahan’s guitar-plucking, Wright Thompson’s sports writing, Wikipedia’s Victorian factoids, Ingmar Bergman’s film-making, and Breaking Bad’s American Dream.

Fiction Weekly (June 27)

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The week’s best online fiction, with recommendations from FictionDaily’s editors.

Young Critics: Marco Roth

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Recently awarded the 2011 Roger Shattuck Prize for Criticism, Marco Roth is a founding editor of the popular magazine n+1. Full Stop interviewed Roth via e-mail and discussed feeling old in your twenties, William Hazlitt, and getting younger.

Fiction Weekly (June 17)

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The week’s best online fiction, with recommendations from FictionDaily’s editors.