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From Fady Joudah’s genocide elegy to a forgotten 1940 Fitzgerald rival, the week of Sept. 21–25, 2026 in books was dense, strange, and necessary.
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South Korea treats skincare as daily infrastructure for both men and women. These Korean grooming techniques are practical, proven, and worth adopting.
A scholar argues Eilmer of Malmesbury may have seen a 1018 comet, not Halley’s 989 pass, reshaping when the monk’s famous flight occurred.
A week in books: Paul Celan biography, AI boyfriends in The Yale Review, Thomas Mann on America, and a Galileo forgery traced by JSTOR Daily.
Rachel Goldberg-Polin’s memoir “When We See You Again” documents her son Hersh’s 330-day captivity in Gaza and his murder. A raw account of public grief.