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How the Writer Researches: Annie Proulx

How the Writer Researches: Annie Proulx

John Freeman Interviews the Pulitzer Prize Winner in her Snoqualmie Valley Home

By John Freeman | July 7, 2016

Nicole Dennis-Benn and Chinelo Okparanta Tell Their Own Stories

Nicole Dennis-Benn and Chinelo Okparanta Tell Their Own Stories

In Conversation on Language, Character, and the Perils of Code-Switching

By Literary Hub | July 6, 2016

The Art of the Short Story: Helen Phillips and Matthew Vollmer

The Art of the Short Story: Helen Phillips and Matthew Vollmer

On Plot Twists, "What Ifs," and Letting Oneself Get Weird

By Literary Hub | July 5, 2016

Dead Dogs, Evil Eyes, and Writing the Ugly

Dead Dogs, Evil Eyes, and Writing the Ugly

Francesca DeMusz and Stacy Szymaszek in Conversation

By Literary Hub | June 30, 2016

The Feminist Library on Wheels: A Roaming Tool for Social Justice

The Feminist Library on Wheels: A Roaming Tool for Social Justice

Providing Objects of Liberaration (Books!) to Greater Los Angeles

By Michele Filgate | June 29, 2016

John Berger Tells a Fish Story (and More)

John Berger Tells a Fish Story (and More)

Among the Eels of the Po River Delta

By John Berger | June 28, 2016

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The Wife (a Writer) Interviews the Husband (Also a Writer)

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Christos Ikonomou, Accidental Prophet of a Country in Crisis

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Virginia Heffernan on the Hallucinatory Splendor of the Internet

By Andrew Keen | June 22, 2016

Laurie Anderson on the Time She Invented a Sport with Anne Carson

Laurie Anderson on the Time She Invented a Sport with Anne Carson

Part two of Paul Holdengraber's Conversation with an American Genius

By Literary Hub | June 22, 2016

Five Books in My Life: Lionel Shriver

Five Books in My Life: Lionel Shriver

The Catch-22 of Returning to Books Like Catch-22

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Erik Axl Sund is Actually 2 Emotionally Astute, Middle-Aged Punk-Rockers

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Speaking with the Collaborative Authors of The Crow Girl

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Laurie Anderson on Childhood, Storytelling, and Hiding in Plain Sight

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Paul Holdengraber in Conversation with One of America's Great Artists

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Whitney Terrell on 9/11, Panic Attacks, and the Long Road to His New Novel

Whitney Terrell on 9/11, Panic Attacks, and the Long Road to His New Novel

How The Good Lieutenant Almost Never Was

By Dylan Foley | June 10, 2016

Evoking Illness in Fiction and Nonfiction

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Pulitzer Prize-Winners Paul Harding and David Oshinsky in Conversation

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Max Porter and Catherine Lacey Discuss Death, Writing, and Musical Theater

Max Porter and Catherine Lacey Discuss Death, Writing, and Musical Theater

In Conversation with the Author of Grief is the Thing With Feathers

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