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Too Much Is Never Enough in ‘Pain & Gain’

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 / 26 August 2013
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‘Middle C’ A Minor Story in a Major Key

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 / 28 May 2013
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‘The Story of America’: The United States of Amnesia

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 / 5 November 2012
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‘Produced By George Martin’ Is a Perfect Documentary

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 / 27 September 2012
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M. Ward: A Wasteland Companion

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 / 10 April 2012
Barbara Ehrenreich’s ‘Nickel and Dimed’ Is, Sadly, Still Relevant
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Barbara Ehrenreich’s ‘Nickel and Dimed’ Is, Sadly, Still Relevant

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 / 17 October 2011

At Nickled and Dimed‘s first publication in 2001, it was a revelation to many who didn’t realize the extent nor the impact of poverty upon the American working class. Do they get it now?

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‘Super Sad True Love Story’, Or, The Unbearable Lightness of Being Lenny Abramov

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 / 19 October 2010
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Bright-Sided by Barbara Ehrenreich

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 / 1 December 2009
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Girl Trouble by Holly Goddard Jones

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 / 29 November 2009
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Chicago: A Biography by Dominic Pacyga

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 / 23 November 2009
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“Zoom, I wish the world were truly happy”: Barack and the blues

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 / 24 February 2009