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Would You Like To Own This Wacky Telegram From Ernest Hemingway?
by Alexis Coe In the summer of 1959, Ernest Hemingway lit out for Spain on assignment. He was to write a long article about a series of bullfights between the country’s finest matadors, Antonio...
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This Functional Yet Minuscule Gold Skeleton Can Be Yours On Monday
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Today You Can Buy Queen Mary I's Secret Trump Card
by Alexis Coe At the age of 15, King Edward VI was dying. For his last act as king, he excluded both of his half-sisters, Mary and Elizabeth, from the line of succession. (To get Mary out of the line,...
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You Can Buy Carl Jung's Letter To The 'New Republic' About UFOs
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One Prescription For Alcohol, Coming Right Up
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W. H. Auden's Juicy Missing Diary Appears! And Then Promptly Disappears, For...
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A Portrait Of Boxing's First World Championship
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The Nobel Peace Prize For Espionage
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Eldridge Cleaver's Emo Diary
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The Mysteries of Ambrose Bierce
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Inexpensive Japanese Pornography
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The Excellent Jewish Propagandist
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The Killing Of Neighbors
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The Last Of America's Slave Tags
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The Very Best Copy Of "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test" And Just A Little Of...
by Alexis Coe For 30 years, Rick Synchef carried around Tom Wolfe’s 1968 book The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test. It was a first edition purchased from a dealer, but it never occurred to Synchef that...
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Nepotism, Slavery And Inheritance: The Tale Of Bushrod Washington
by Alexis Coe President George Washington’s favorite nephew would go on to make his uncle proud. But at the age of sixteen, rumor had it that Bushrod Washington was bringing shame upon the family. His...
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This Is An Ad By Dr. Seuss, It Will Cost More Than A Caboose (If You Say His...
by Alexis Coe After receiving twenty-seven rejection letters, Theodor Seuss Geisel published his first children’s book in 1937. But And to Think That I Saw It on Mulberry Street wasn’t going to pay...
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A Letter From Tolstoy
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For Sale: The Private Letters of David Foster Wallace
by Alexis Coe JT Jackson was David Foster Wallace’s friend and occasional muse at the University of Arizona MFA program they attended together in the nineteen eighties. Or he was Wallace’s old pot...
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The Mysteries of Ambrose Bierce
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