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This trio of novella-length autobiographical accounts of grad school literary studies is a thrilling and captivating read, especially at a time when the university humanities are facing challenges. These accounts are refreshingly honest, self-aware, witty, and deeply thoughtful. They are also written with exceptional skill and are compassionate in their approach.

What sets this book apart from other memoirs is its focus on intellectual growth in addition to personal experiences. It skillfully explores the romance of learning and teaching, while also delving into experiences of love and desire. The combination of enchantment and rue in the storytelling strikes a perfect balance.

This book is a must-read for graduate students, professors teaching in grad school, and anyone considering applying to grad school. But it also offers a compelling and engaging read for anyone seeking a thought-provoking book. Phillip Lopate, the author of A Mother's Tale and To Show and to Tell, recommends it highly.

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