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Beth Kephart on the Observational Lens
“It’s the stance we take toward the things we choose to see.”
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Beth Kephart
| December 1, 2023
Helen Laser and AudioFile's 2023 Best Fiction Audiobooks
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Behind the Mic
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History of Literature
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What Albert Camus’s
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Kate Christensen
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The Maris Review
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"I write because I want to continue my father, not contain him."
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Talk Easy
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Booker Prize Winner Paul Lynch on the Fundamental Dignity of the Individual
“Literary style should be a way of knowing how the world is met in its unfolding.”
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Peter Murphy
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Writing “Women of a Certain Age.” A Roundtable on Crafting Older Female Characters in Fiction
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Lisa Gornick
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Deepa Anappara and Taymour Soomro on Origin Stories
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Elegies of Sorrow and the Crow: How to Process Grief and Loss Through Storytelling
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Caroline Hardaker
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Amy Kurzweil on Text, Image, AI, and Artistic Translation
“The relationship between a sentence and a related image should be thought of as one of translation.”
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Amy Kurzweil
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K-Ming Chang On Pushing Every Sentence To Its Furthest Point
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Dr. Jessica Kirzane on Translating Yiddish Literature
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