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Writing Characters in a World After the Repeal of Roe v. Wade
Ashley Wurzbacher on the Complexities of Creating a Pro-Choice Novel Today
By
Ashley Wurzbacher
| August 9, 2023
Hope in Hard Times: J.R. Dawson, Chuck Tingle, and Durreen Shahnaz
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Julie Otsuka on Writing From and Into Memories
"These boxes were my inheritance, the stuff out of which my novels are made."
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Julie Otsuka
| August 8, 2023
Percival Everett on Ralph Ellison's
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Finding Good Advice in World War II-Era Women's Magazines
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William Dameron
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Jimin Han on Letting Your Experiences Simmer
"Fragments might turn into something I can’t see as a whole right now."
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Jimin Han
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Wherefore Art Thou Arthur?: On What Lies Behind Our National Myths and Legends
Victoria Gosling Interrogates, Deconstructs, and Reinterprets the Classic Story of King Arthur
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Victoria Gosling
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