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The First Post-Brexit Novel: Mohsin Hamid's <em>Exit West</em>

The First Post-Brexit Novel: Mohsin Hamid's Exit West

A First Look at the Book's Cover, and a Conversation with John Freeman

By John Freeman | October 6, 2016

On Envy, the Internet, and Diana Ross

On Envy, the Internet, and Diana Ross

Jami Attenberg and Maria Semple in Conversation

By Literary Hub | October 6, 2016

In Which Jan Morris Talks Kindness, Exclamation Points, and Plays Old Records

In Which Jan Morris Talks Kindness, Exclamation Points, and Plays Old Records

Paul Holdengraber in Conversation with the Legendary Travel Writer

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Natalie Baszile Wrote the Book She Wanted to Read: Queen Sugar

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By Misan Sagay | October 5, 2016

Ann Cleeves, Master of the Village Noir

Ann Cleeves, Master of the Village Noir

Murder Most Foul, From the Moors of Northumberland, to the Shetland Islands

By Daneet Steffens | October 3, 2016

Interview with a Gatekeeper: Matt Weiland, Lover of Soccer and Talking Rabbits

Interview with a Gatekeeper: Matt Weiland, Lover of Soccer and Talking Rabbits

From Dreams of Italy to the Reality of Studs Terkel

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Elliptical and Black: Roxane Gay in Conversation with Rion Amilcar Scott

Elliptical and Black: Roxane Gay in Conversation with Rion Amilcar Scott

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By Literary Hub | September 26, 2016

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TV in the Age of Trump: An Interview with Emily Nussbaum

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Joyce Carol Oates on Great Editors, Bad Reviews, and... The Internet

Joyce Carol Oates on Great Editors, Bad Reviews, and... The Internet

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Why Do We Love Watching Women Self-Destruct?

An Interview with Trainwreck author Sady Doyle

By Noah Berlatsky | September 21, 2016

Etgar Keret on Reading to His Kids (and Getting Slapped at a Reading)

Etgar Keret on Reading to His Kids (and Getting Slapped at a Reading)

Part two of his Conversation with Paul Holdengraber

By Literary Hub | September 21, 2016

Ask the Publicists: But What About My Book?

Ask the Publicists: But What About My Book?

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