Jaime Fuller
Jaime Fuller is the web editor at Lapham’s Quarterly.
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The Rest Is History
Mean obituaries, perfect elephants, and saying goodbye to ballots. More
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A Flannery O’Connor Reading List
Imagining book recommendations from a life of letters. More
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A fish bunker, a Byzantine undersea surprise, and surprise telescopes. More
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Subways disasters, W.E.B. Du Bois, and the fiftieth anniversary of the 1968 Democratic convention. More
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The Rest Is History
Pie for a suffragist’s doubting husband, centaur costumers, and drunk and caffeinated history. More
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An Emily Dickinson Reading List
Imagining book recommendations from a life of letters. More
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Overworked librarians, bog bodies, and the impossibility of making a dictionary. More
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Ketchup, Emily Brontë, and “sex scenes, mostly set in dungeons.” More
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Country music, sloshed history, and illegible (but important) handwriting. More
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A Victorian photo shoot, the big pyramids you’d expect, and the dancing plague. More
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Starry nights, trendy 1920s greens, and thirteenth-century wellness guides. More
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Remembering 1968, tweets from the dead, and descriptions that are pretty—although they’re trying not to be. More
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Powerful agents of truth, experts in nothing, and collective amnesia. More
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Dreams, misconstrued bear hypotheses, and variations on a secret message. More
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Almanacs to consult, gasp-worthy correspondence, and a tapestry travel guide. More
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Another man’s trash, Rosie the Riveter, and an inebriated education. More
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The Rest Is History
Waiting in line for some reason, radio quacks, and pointing fingers in the margins. More