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Making the Jump From Big House to Small Press

Making the Jump From Big House to Small Press

Susan Shapiro on the Satisfactions of Going Indie

By Literary Hub | July 30, 2015

Interview with a Bookstore: Malvern Books

Interview with a Bookstore: Malvern Books

A Bookstore Where a Sex Shop Used to Be!

By Interview with a Bookstore | July 27, 2015

To Be Called a

To Be Called a "Writer"

A Q and A with Mary-Beth Hughes

By Newtonville Books | July 23, 2015

The Fierce New Mythologies of Lidia Yuknavitch

The Fierce New Mythologies of Lidia Yuknavitch

Michele Filgate in Conversation About Blood, Sweat, Tears, and More

By Michele Filgate | July 16, 2015

Interview with a Bookstore: Elliott Bay Book Company

Interview with a Bookstore: Elliott Bay Book Company

In Which Dinesh D'Souza Somehow Escapes a Stern Talking To

By Interview with a Bookstore | July 13, 2015

The Poetry Collider

The Poetry Collider

Rae Armantrout on the Intersection of Art, Science, and Life

By Adam Fitzgerald | July 8, 2015

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The Quiet Rebels of Russian Translation

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Interview with a Bookstore: White Square Books

Interview with a Bookstore: White Square Books

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Most Writers Are Nice, First Drafts Are Terrible

Most Writers Are Nice, First Drafts Are Terrible

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Jack Livings Wrote the Best First Book of the Year

Jack Livings Wrote the Best First Book of the Year

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Traveling Deep Below the Surface of the Book

Traveling Deep Below the Surface of the Book

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Jim Shepard: in the Shadows of the Holocaust

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On 'The Book of Aron' and History's Dark Details

By Bethanne Patrick | June 9, 2015

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