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This Year’s Charming National Book Award Underdog: Karen E. Bender
On Money, Craft, and Characters Who Can’t Stop Stealing
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Jonathan Russell Clark
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Sackett Street: From Craigslist to Community
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Michele Filgate
| November 11, 2015
Is Canadian Fabulism a Hot New Genre?
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Charles Arrowsmith
| November 9, 2015
Pressing On the Pain to Get to the Truth
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| November 6, 2015
Tracy K. Smith Talks to Gregory Pardlo
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| October 29, 2015
Garth Risk Hallberg Came Up With
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A Phone Call From Paul: Claudia Rankine
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| October 7, 2015
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The Writer's Shelfie: Porochista Khakpour
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| October 1, 2015
A Phone Call From Paul: Neil Gaiman, Part II
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The Time I Got Really Stoned and Interviewed Jesse Eisenberg
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