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All That Is Solid Melts into Theory How did a once obscure academic notion called “gender identity” triumph over material reality? Credit—or blame—Judith Butler

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The Refugee’s Storyteller A companion volume to her prizewinning book The Song Poet, Kao Kalia Yang’s new memoir explores the aftermath of the Vietnam War through the perspective of her mother


Behind Enemy Lines As the Nazis began invading—and occupying—European countries, groups in Warsaw, Slovakia, Paris, and beyond fought from the inside

21st-Century Missionary Style How Christian social-media influencers, from Hailey Bieber to Ballerina Farm, made their faith—and the trad-wife trappings that come with it—palatable to the mainstream

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Spring Breakers A new book of photographs evokes the sun-and-booze-soaked days of British holidayers in southern Spain during the 60s and beyond

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Finding Gaudí How the playful details of Antoni Gaudí’s architecture turned one critic into an admirer

Death Became Her Candy Darling, by Cynthia Carr, revisits the short, incandescent life of the Warhol superstar


The Deformative Years In his memoir, A Very Private School, Charles Spencer, Princess Diana’s brother, details his traumatic tenure at an exclusive English boarding school

Brancusi’s Magnum Opus Bronze, wood, marble, stone … the Centre Pompidou, in Paris, presents the sculptor’s largest retrospective since 1995

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Air Supply

The Constant Gardener Spring is in the air, and AIR SUPPLY’s latest collection is ripe for the picking. Hone your green thumb with these botanical offerings, including floral accents, Japanese pruners, and clogs that can be worn in—and beyond—the backyard

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The Eyes of a Killer In a six-part series, our writer reveals the gruesome saga of the Idaho student murders

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