The tradition of diary writing can be traced back to thousands of years. One of the earliest known diaries is from the Japanese noblewoman Sei Shonagon, who wrote The Pillow Book during the Heian ...

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Leave it to an innovative writer to ponder her divorce in two literary forms. Catherine Lacey does just that in her new book.

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Millions of people fought in WWII. Some of them kept diaries. One of the more unusual diaries came down to us from a man who spent time as a POW in Japan. Dr. Evert Willem “Wim” Lindeijer Sr. began ...