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In Which Scott Cheshire Admits to Being Michiko Kakutani

In Which Scott Cheshire Admits to Being Michiko Kakutani

A Q&A With the Author of High As the Horses' Bridles

By Newtonville Books | September 15, 2015

Write Every Day

Write Every Day

A Q and A with Ryan Berg

By Newtonville Books | September 11, 2015

To Be Called a

To Be Called a "Writer"

A Q and A with Mary-Beth Hughes

By Newtonville Books | July 23, 2015

Writing Sex, Watching TV, Hangin' with Edith Wharton

Writing Sex, Watching TV, Hangin' with Edith Wharton

A Q and A with Julia Fierro

By Newtonville Books | July 7, 2015

Father's Day: A Reading List

Father's Day: A Reading List

Books for the Dad in Your Life

By Newtonville Books | June 19, 2015

Most Writers Are Nice, First Drafts Are Terrible

Most Writers Are Nice, First Drafts Are Terrible

A Q & A with Ramona Ausubel

By Newtonville Books | June 19, 2015

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By Newtonville Books | June 4, 2015

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By Newtonville Books | May 1, 2015

Oscar Wilde Was Gay, and Other Revelations

By Newtonville Books | April 29, 2015

Rick Moody: 1,500 Words a Day

Rick Moody: 1,500 Words a Day

A Q&A with the author of 'The Ice Storm'

By Newtonville Books | April 23, 2015

From Judy Blume to Virginia Woolf

From Judy Blume to Virginia Woolf

A Q & A with Lily King

By Newtonville Books | April 16, 2015

On Martinis and Marguerite Duras

On Martinis and Marguerite Duras

A Q & A with Laura van den Berg

By Newtonville Books | April 9, 2015