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In Conversation
From a Teen's Blog to International Acclaim: On Translating Sagawa Chika
An Interview with Sawako Nakayasu, “the Rosmarie Waldrop of Japan”
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Lindsey Webb
| July 15, 2016
Ben Lerner on Why So Many People (Rightfully) Hate Poetry
In conversation with the MacArthur-Genius poet and novelist
By
Cody Delistraty
| July 14, 2016
Six Writers on the Genius of Marcel Proust
Siri Hustvedt, Edmund White, Andre Aciman, Francine Prose, Aleksandar Hemon, and Daniel Mendelsohn
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| July 11, 2016
On Border-Crossings, Bicycles, and Appearing Naked on Your Book
Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer Discusses His Newly Translated Novel,
La Superba
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Aaron Bady
| July 8, 2016
How the Writer Researches: Annie Proulx
John Freeman Interviews the Pulitzer Prize Winner in her Snoqualmie Valley Home
By
John Freeman
| July 7, 2016
Nicole Dennis-Benn and Chinelo Okparanta Tell Their Own Stories
In Conversation on Language, Character, and the Perils of Code-Switching
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| July 6, 2016
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The Art of the Short Story: Helen Phillips and Matthew Vollmer
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| July 5, 2016
Dead Dogs, Evil Eyes, and Writing the Ugly
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| June 30, 2016
The Feminist Library on Wheels: A Roaming Tool for Social Justice
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Michele Filgate
| June 29, 2016
John Berger Tells a Fish Story (and More)
Among the Eels of the Po River Delta
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John Berger
| June 28, 2016
The Wife (a Writer) Interviews the Husband (Also a Writer)
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Carrie Brown
| June 28, 2016
Christos Ikonomou, Accidental Prophet of a Country in Crisis
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| June 23, 2016
Virginia Heffernan on the Hallucinatory Splendor of the Internet
Andrew Keen, in Conversation with the Author of
Magic and Loss
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Andrew Keen
| June 22, 2016
Laurie Anderson on the Time She Invented a Sport with Anne Carson
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| June 22, 2016
Five Books in My Life: Lionel Shriver
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Lionel Shriver
| June 21, 2016
Erik Axl Sund is Actually 2 Emotionally Astute, Middle-Aged Punk-Rockers
Speaking with the Collaborative Authors of
The Crow Girl
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Ilana Masad
| June 16, 2016
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