In his first book, Michael Brendan Dougherty pens letters to his absentee father in Ireland—and crafts a moving meditation on nationalism, fatherhood, and identity.
Heidi Tworek discusses how Germany sought to control communications networks in the 20th century—and what that half-forgotten history can teach us today.
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