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The Best Graphic Novels and Graphic Nonfiction of 2012 | Brain Pickings - 0 views

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Cris Crissman on 17 Dec 12

From War to the Beatles to the Zen of Steve Jobs and a host of classics represented graphically, it was a great year for graphic novels!

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">From War to the Beatles to the Zen of Steve Jobs and a host of classics represented graphically, it was a great year for graphic novels!</div>

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Diverse List Of Future British Literary Stars In Latest 'Granta' : NPR - 0 views

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discussion of the value of novels as a tool of imagination

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Diverse List Of Future British Literary Stars In Latest 'Granta' | WFAE - 0 views

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shared by Cris Crissman on 18 Apr 13 - No Cached

Cris Crissman on 18 Apr 13

"GREENE: And John, you wrote an introduction to this issue of Granta, and you said that literature asserts that the world, as it is imagined, is every bit as important as the world as it exists. Is that really the case? FREEMAN: Yeah, because if we only agreed with what the world is, there would never be the future. The world, as it will be, is partly imagined, and it's part entropy. And if we believe that we can have some sense of control of our destinies - whether it's how we educate children or how we write our own stories - part of that has to do with the imagining, and novels help us imagine more beautifully, I think, than almost any other art form. "

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"GREENE: And John, you wrote an introduction to this issue of Granta, and you said that literature asserts that the world, as it is imagined, is every bit as important as the world as it exists. Is that really the case? FREEMAN: Yeah, because if we only agreed with what the world is, there would never be the future. The world, as it will be, is partly imagined, and it's part entropy. And if we believe that we can have some sense of control of our destinies - whether it's how we educate children or how we write our own stories - part of that has to do with the imagining, and novels help us imagine more beautifully, I think, than almost any other art form. "</div>

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