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James Blake: Progress in Retrograde

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April 12, 2014 | Filed under: What's New?

Hello USR members and guests, We’ve had a great week here at US Represented, and we hope you have, too. In Robert Fagles translation of The Odyssey, Book 11, Tiresias predicts Odysseus’s fate. Mark Eberhardt’s “Hope You’re Happy, Too” describes an eventful morning that turns out differently than one might expect. Robert Frost’s “Stopping by Woods …

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James Blake: Progress in Retrograde

April 10, 2014 | Filed under: Analysis

In the 1960s, Bob Dylan refined an alternative approach to folk music that helped redefine the music industry generally. Dylan proved that a song didn’t have to rely so heavily on its musicality, whether acoustic or electric; the audience could focus as much or more on the lyrics and the …

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