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10 Historic Literary Cliques

A political cartoon scrawled with the words “A typical scene at the Dill Pickle Club,” a Chicago nightclub that hosted writers like Upton Sinclair and Emma Goldman (Credit: Image from Frontier to Heartland)

Cliques aren’t solely for sorting the jocks from the goths from the preps from the skaters. Here are 10 literary cliques — united by location, identity or politics — that helped shape American writing in the 20th century.

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Venus in the Grotto

Koloman Moser, c. 1914

La lectura nos sumerge en otros mundos a los que damos vida (ilustración de Gabriela Granados)

Hay amor en el ambiente… entre lectores (ilustración de Iratxe López de Munáin)

Darwin and Einstein by Deanna Wardin

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Ken Kesey is responsible for some of the most outsized heroes of contemporary literature — not in the literal sense, as with Chief Bromden, but in a sense of character, of will, of unrelenting doggedness. Randle Patrick McMurphy from One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Hank Stamper from S...

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