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How America Became Antifascist

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By Beverly Gage
| The New Yorker Verified
In fiction, spoiler alerts exist to protect the reader experience, premised on the idea that knowing a story’s outcome will reduce momentum and suspense. In historical writing, it’s just the opposite. Works of history gain energy from the fact that readers know where the narrative is going, especially when it’s going nowhere good.
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This Land Is Your Land: On a Road Trip to Make Sense of America

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By Beverly Gage
| Literary Review Verified
Once you unstop your ears to its music, the siren song of the American road is hard to resist. I made my first coast-to-coast drive at the age of nineteen, setting out with a friend in my battered 1964 Volkswagen Bus and picking up another friend in Gallup, New Mexico, where he’d spent the summer managing a McDonald’s on the Navajo Nation.
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11 Stories for the Summer: Road Trips, Gathering, Exploration, and Escape

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By Priya Chhaya, Beverly Gage
| Preservation Magazine Verified
photo by: Priya Chhaya Summer beckons. For just a few months of the year we split our time between the everyday and the possibility of catching moments to just be. This is when we retreat—to the beach to catch a glimpse of gentle lapping waves, to the forest to steady ourselves beneath lush canopies, or even to our favorite corner of our own home. In a sense this is the season of hitting the open road, gathering with friends and family, exploring new places, and escaping the ordinary.
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