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The Great Literary B-Sides

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By Michael Cunningham
| The New York Times Verified
How to Be Cultured Literature Who knew that there’s a major George Eliot novel that neither I nor any of my friends had ever heard of? “Romola” was Eliot’s fourth novel, published between “The Mill on the Floss” (1860) and “Middlemarch” (1870-71). If my friends and I didn’t get this particular memo, and “Romola” is familiar to every Eliot fan but us, please skip the following. “Romola” isn’t some fluky misfire better left unmentioned in light of Eliot’s greater work.
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The Best Historical Fiction About Real People

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By Michael Cunningham, Margaret Atwood, Paula Mclain, Robert Graves
| Five Books
recommended by Louisa Treger out now The Paris Muse by Louisa Treger Historical fiction brings the past to life, while exploring the feelings as well as the facts. Here, the novelist Louisa Treger recommends five favourite historical novels based on people who really existed, sweeping us from ancient Rome to 1930s Switzerland and everything in between.
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SEC's Greg Sankey vows 'responsible' use of power over college sports

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By Michael Cunningham
| The Charlotte Observer Verified
ATLANTA - SEC commissioner Greg Sankey took issue with indirect criticism from his ACC and Big 12 counterparts. How dare they suggest that Sankey and Big Ten partner Tony Petitti make decisions in the best interest of their leagues to the detriment of college football overall? "I don't need lectures from others about the good of the game," Sankey said at the start of the SEC spring meetings in May. The critics were right, of course.
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