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Angelica Hankins

Angelica Hankins is associate editor of Humanities magazine.

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Before James Bond, a Hidden Camera Inside a Watch Was a Gadget for Royalty

Steve Moyer
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A Bhutanese Folktale Becomes a Children’s Book in New Hampshire

A pumpkin marries a princess and then . . .

Laura Wolff Scanlan
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A Bhutanese Folktale Becomes a Children’s Book in New Hampshire

A pumpkin marries a princess and then . . .

Laura Wolff Scanlan
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Students in Tuscaloosa Learn All About the Blues, and How to Sing Them, Too

Haley Herfurth
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Students in Tuscaloosa Learn All About the Blues, and How to Sing Them, Too

Haley Herfurth
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“New Orleans Has Been a Wicked City for a Long Time”

An excerpt from New Orleans & The World: 1718–2018 Anthology

Alecia P. Long
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“New Orleans Has Been a Wicked City for a Long Time”

An excerpt from New Orleans & The World: 1718–2018 Anthology

Alecia P. Long
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New Museums Confront Mississippi History, Coming to Terms with Tragedies, Celebrating Triumphs

Sherry Lucas
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New Museums Confront Mississippi History, Coming to Terms with Tragedies, Celebrating Triumphs

Sherry Lucas
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Over a Career Spanning Six Decades, American Poet W. S. Merwin Transformed Anger into Art

Steve Moyer

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