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Column: New books about student loan debt - Chicago Tribune

As I faced down my copies of “Indentured Students” by Elizabeth Tandy Shermer, an assistant professor of history at Loyola in Chicago, and “The Debt Trap” by Wall Street Journal reporter Josh Mitchell, I wondered why we needed two books on the same subject released on the exact same day.

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25 Fiction and Nonfiction Audiobooks Narrated by Celebrities

25 Fiction and Nonfiction Audiobooks Narrated by Celebrities
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An Interview with Change-rae Lee

An Interview with Change-rae Lee
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The Best Colorado-Made Podcast You ve Never Heard Of

Eight years and 350 interviews in, Mitzi Rapkin’s craft conversations with contemporary writers buzz with wisdom and warmth.

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The Books Briefing: The Wellness Dystopia

The Books Briefing: The Wellness Dystopia Kate Cray In the author Chang-rae Lee’s novel My Year Abroad, a man travels to China to peddle a dubiously effective but very addictive health drink to wellness-obsessed consumers. The story is fiction, but the desire to buy your way to health is real. Think of the popularity of Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop brand, which has grown into an empire complete with a TV show and a series of books, all promoting the idea that well-being can be purchased. The genius of Lee’s novel is in how it reveals the unhealthiness of that idea, exposing our exorbitant, unending appetite to consume.

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