Shorts
A Frontier Preacher
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They understand not, mistake it all for some vulgar buckskin jaunt.
Behind Dover Publications’ eclectic 10,000-title catalog lies a remarkable story of 20th century innovation.
A decades-long quest, bordering on obsession, leads one man to a small village in the Sierra Juarez—and, perhaps, to the Hill of the Jaguar.
Before ancient aliens—before Lizard People—there was the search for living dinosaurs. Eddie Guimont, author of “Hunting Dinosaurs in Central Africa,” tells us more.
Mr. Peanut embodies two seemingly-distinct but deeply-connected Virginian worlds.
One day, in the Mitla library, Oscar Martínez Galindo came across a book that would change his life forever.
Somewhat to my surprise, I didn’t go to my field’s major conference last November. Instead I accompanied a 97-year-old man to the town he fled in 1938.