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Lena Dunham Sticks the Landing

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By Virginia Aabram
| First Things Verified
Famesick: A Memoir by lena dunham random house, 416 pages, $32 If offered the choice, how many of us would take riches, fame, and recognition, even if the price is a half-life? We know from fairy tales that many of us would, though the gifts come with inverse curses. Famesick, Lena Dunham’s memoir, ties the two together in the title: The gift of fame comes with the curse of sickness.
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Introducing The Jew From Nowhere

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By Virginia Aabram
| First Things Verified
Longtime readers of First Things will probably be able to guess the third in this sequence: Catholic, Protestant, _______. Astute observers will also note that First Things has so far launched two topical newsletters: the Fourth Watch pertaining to Catholicism, and the Protestant Mind. Which means the time is ripe for a newsletter on Judaism to complete the trifecta. Our latest newsletter project is The Jew From Nowhere, authored by J. J. Kimche, which will launch next Wednesday, March 18.
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Introducing The Protestant Mind

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By Virginia Aabram
| First Things Verified
Though First Things is often viewed as mired in the Catholic side of things, the truth is that this is an ecumenical publication intensely interested in the happenings of wider Christendom. From the founding of Evangelicals and Catholics Together in 1994 to Aaron Renn’s sociological reporting in recent years, inquiry into intellectual Protestantism and the various stirrings and movements that continue to form the foundational American religion has never been secondary.
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