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• Researchers Have Found Two New Pages in Anne Frank's Diary. Should We Read Them?

  By Erin Bartnett Verified| Electric Literature Verified Find the perfect gift for the writer or reader in your life in our online store. Take 20% your entire order with the code STAYHOME2020, now through Christmas! The New York Times reported this week that the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam has successfully uncovered two pages from Anne Frank’s diaries, which Frank covered herself in brown paper. The original diaries are so fragile, they are only taken out of storage once every ten years for study.

  By Erin Bartnett Verified · Electric Literature

  Dec. 11, 2020

• The Brutal Secret I Share with My Neighbor

  By Erin Bartnett Verified, Shruti Swamy| Electric Literature Verified The Brutal Secret I Share with My Neighbor@Shruti Swamy@ The winner of two O. Henry Awards, Shruti Swamy is the author of the story collection A House Is a Body. Share article “The Neighbors”by Shruti SwamyAt that time my daughter was eight, and my son had just been born.

  By Erin Bartnett Verified, Shruti Swamy · Electric Literature

  Jul. 29, 2020

• Researchers Have Found Two New Pages in Anne Frank's Diary. Should We Read Them?

  By Erin Bartnett Verified| Electric Literature Verified Find the perfect gift for the writer or reader in your life in our online store. Take 20% your entire order with the code STAYHOME2020, now through Christmas! The New York Times reported this week that the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam has successfully uncovered two pages from Anne Frank’s diaries, which Frank covered herself in brown paper. The original diaries are so fragile, they are only taken out of storage once every ten years for study.

  By Erin Bartnett Verified · Electric Literature

  Dec. 11, 2020

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