Did you know that The New Yorker has an online-only department called "Under Review?" (Neither did I.) It currently features Caleb Crain's review of a new book by James Polchin, Indecent Advances: A Hidden History of True Crime and Prejudice before Stonewall.
It's anything but cheerful, going by Crain's description, but it does sound fascinating.
Thursday, July 4, 2019
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I know there's a whole WWW of electronic spider holes on The New Yorker website. I come across them on searches. But I'm sticking with the hard copy (and a few podcasts). Life's too short. Thanks however for calling our attention to that review and to the Polchin. Sounds like a good complement to our earlier American Honor Killings.
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