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Deborah Crombie: Middle Earth Over Thomas Hardy, Any Day
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| March 23, 2017
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Peter Mishler
| March 22, 2017
Patrick Cottrell: Writing is Not Therapeutic in Any Way
On Morality, Penis Lesions, and Writing From Life (or Not)
By
Claire Luchette
| March 21, 2017
Elif Batuman on Fictionalizing Her Life, and Learning to Fact Check
In Conversation with the Author of
The Idiot
By
Dylan Foley
| March 21, 2017
Pankaj Mishra: We Committed Intellectual Suicide After 9/11
On Progress, Popular History, and Our Bleak and Divided Global Moment
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| March 20, 2017
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| March 15, 2017
Ariel Levy: "Feminism Never Said You Can Have It All"
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Paul La Farge and Ed Park: In Praise of the Old School Cold Take
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John Freeman
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Jami Attenberg on Literary Break Ups, Credit Card Debt and Epic Book Tours
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is Indeed, Asked If She Is All Grown Up
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Dylan Foley
| March 7, 2017
How to Make a Unicorn and Other Lost Facts of Animalkind
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Anya Groner
| March 7, 2017
Translation as Activism: An Interview with Philip Boehm
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Jeff VanderMeer On Writing For Happiness and What to Read Next
Angela Carter, Angela Carter, Angela Carter
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