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Marilynne Robinson on What We're Losing in President Obama

Marilynne Robinson on What We're Losing in President Obama

In Conversation with Christopher Lydon

By Literary Hub | January 26, 2017

To Love New York City is to Walk New York City

To Love New York City is to Walk New York City

Bethanne Patrick in Conversation with Kathleen Rooney

By Bethanne Patrick | January 19, 2017

Interview with a Gatekeeper: Archipelago's Jill Schoolman

Interview with a Gatekeeper: Archipelago's Jill Schoolman

A Great Small-Press Champion of Translation

By Kerri Arsenault | January 17, 2017

Phillip Lopate Revisits a 30-Year-Old Conversation with his Mother

Phillip Lopate Revisits a 30-Year-Old Conversation with his Mother

Kristen Martin speaks with the teacher, essayist, and author of A Mother's Tale

By Kristen Martin | January 17, 2017

Samanta Schweblin on Revealing Darkness Through Fiction

Samanta Schweblin on Revealing Darkness Through Fiction

In conversation with Bethanne Patrick

By Bethanne Patrick | January 12, 2017

Mitchell Jackson on John Edgar Wideman and the Beginning of Black Lives Matter

Mitchell Jackson on John Edgar Wideman and the Beginning of Black Lives Matter

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Mike Mills on Talking to Ghosts and Writing Women

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Can Science Fiction Save the Earth?

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Dan Bloom Hopes "Cli-Fi" Will Sway Non-Believers

By James Sullivan | January 4, 2017

The Year in Literary Adaptations (And What's on the Horizon)

The Year in Literary Adaptations (And What's on the Horizon)

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7 Debut Novelists on Their 2017 Resolutions

7 Debut Novelists on Their 2017 Resolutions

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Poetry As Prophecy: A Conversation with the Astro Poets

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<em>Hidden Figures</em> author Margot Lee Shetterly on History, Intersectionality, and Adaptation

Hidden Figures author Margot Lee Shetterly on History, Intersectionality, and Adaptation

"All of us contribute to history"

By Kristen O'Neal | December 21, 2016

On Poverty, Justice, and Writing Sonnets of the South

On Poverty, Justice, and Writing Sonnets of the South

Poet Melissa Range talks to Stephen Burt

By Literary Hub | December 21, 2016

Why Is it 'Unrealistic' to Show Women in Power in Fantasy?

Why Is it 'Unrealistic' to Show Women in Power in Fantasy?

Kate Elliott and Ken Liu in conversation

By Literary Hub | December 19, 2016

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