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Michel Foucault, Against Himself

Michel Foucault, Against Himself

Arlette Farge Remembers Foucault on the Streets of Paris

By Literary Hub | November 16, 2015

Poems That Are Guns

Poems That Are Guns

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By Jay Deshpande | November 13, 2015

30 Questions for 30 Writers at the Miami Book Fair

30 Questions for 30 Writers at the Miami Book Fair

In Which Wild Assumptions Are Made About the State of Florida

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On Money, Craft, and Characters Who Can’t Stop Stealing

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Sackett Street: From Craigslist to Community

Sackett Street: From Craigslist to Community

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By Michele Filgate | November 11, 2015

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By Adam Morgan | October 22, 2015

Margaret Atwood on Vampires, Gene-Splicing, and Talking Turnips

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A Walking Conversation with One of the World's Greatest Living Writers

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A Phone Call From Paul: Claudia Rankine

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By Literary Hub | October 7, 2015

Los Angeles: False, Bogus, and Wonderful

Los Angeles: False, Bogus, and Wonderful

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