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Highbrow Magazine (R) is a politically liberal, general-interest magazine covering arts/entertainment, politics, media, food, and travel.

Washington DC
Joined February 2011
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I recently traveled with @roadscholarorg to Romania. First stop: Bucharest, where I walked the length of the capital's most amazing and historic street, Calea Victoriei. Story published today in @HighbrowMag. highbrowmagazine.com/32024-m…
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Adventurers #JackLondon & #TildenDaken rode the break beams of a freight train in 1901. Thank you @HighbrowMag highbrowmagazine.com/24670-n…
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the courage required to show up for navalny’s funeral is worth our appreciation
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Check out the review of our current #NewYork show, "Marjorie Strider: Girls, Girls, Girls!" by @HighbrowMag: ow.ly/4u7t50MLK3O
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Best title. Also an entertaining debunking of a whole bunch of ageist #stereotypes. @HighbrowMag highbrowmagazine.com/23273-a…
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"Some literary voices are so distinctive that they mark a writer’s authority on the very first page." @HighbrowMag reviews Whiting Award winner Padgett Powell's nonfiction collection Indigo. buff.ly/3g2fy3T
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"When a man wanted to imitate walking, he invented the wheel, which does not look like a leg. Without knowing it, he was a Surrealist.”-- Guillaume Apollinaire, 1917 @HighbrowMag highbrowmagazine.com/19097-s…
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“Told in unadorned prose, THE KILLING HILLS is a tribute to one man’s incorruptible quest for justice & also an elegy for a vanishing way of life… @chris_offutt is something of a poet laureate of the Kentucky hills.” Great review in @HighbrowMag! Read: bit.ly/3DmCnZh
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Thanks ✍️@the_beniverse✍️ and 🍸@HighbrowMag🍸 for this awesome review of Blackout Dates! ⭐️"Wholly unique" ⭐️"Wildly outrageous" ⭐️"Kept me thoroughly entertained" FULL REVIEW: highbrowmagazine.com/17076-s…
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Frustrated what's going on around you—but don't have an answer to those annoying people who tell you: "That's just the way it is!"? Read the Introduction in @HighbrowMag to my new book #TheWebofMeaning, and see how there is in fact a different way shar.es/aWg4aU
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#Entrepreneurship Vs. Employment: Which Avenue Provides Happiness? | Highbrow Magazine jef.tips/KRaoA #entrepreneurlife #smallbusiness @highbrowmag
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Joan Miro: The Catalan Magician Remakes the World via @HighbrowMag highbrowmagazine.com/9984-jo…
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The Art of Modigliani – The Man Behind the Mask @TheJewishMuseum via @HighbrowMag highbrowmagazine.com/8692-ar…
Lil something I wrote for @HighbrowMag on hiking up East Timor’s highest peak - have a read! highbrowmagazine.com/9240-tr… #easttimor #tblogger
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#VOTECatcherRye -- PBS's Great American Read! Vote for J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye as best book!
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“@HighbrowMag: Breathtaking visuals capture the imagination in "Mysteries of the Unseen World:" highbrowmagazine.com/4325-br…” My latest review :)
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@Stephanie_Stark @HighbrowMag that determine meaning and intent. Plus the growing number of ginger pride events are more empowering IMO. 😉👍
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@Stephanie_Stark @HighbrowMag Interesting article but being referred to as ginger isn't a bad thing, it's the words the precede or follow...
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