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What should I read after Against Joie de Vivre?

BookOrb recommends Writers and Their Notebooks (2018), Prince of Minor Writers (2015), To Show and to Tell (2016), Legacy : the Preservation of Wilderness in New York City Parks (2009), and The Ordering mirror (1993).

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Who wrote Against Joie de Vivre?

Against Joie de Vivre is by Phillip Lopate.