There are classic opening lines from books, and then there is the first sentence in “One Hundred Years of Solitude,” the 1967 ...

Eighteen years have passed since I first rode my R100GS to the Bay of Pigs during a three-month-long, 7,000-mile exploration of Cuba as a professional journalist. Eighteen years spent dreaming of ...

Celis, a professor of Romance languages and literatures and Latin American, Caribbean, and Latinx studies, spoke on air ...

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Absorbing the lessons of the past informs our decisions about the future, but wallowing in the past invites sentimentality ...

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And now, before I forget them all, more quotes and bon mots from my personal collection: “I’m not an actor, I’m a movie star.

Each of these titles exercises a different kind of reading muscle, so that you can choose the one that will push you most.

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The Netflix One Hundred Years of Solitude’s key virtue and weakness is its dutiful following of orders, leading to a bear-hugging loyalty to the text.