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Sci-Fi Can be Hopeful, But First It Has to be Realistic
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Maddie Crum
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Erika L. Sánchez on Borders, Bodies, and Writing Her Parents' Stories
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Safiya Sinclair
| October 17, 2017
Gail Godwin on a Life of Writing
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Bethanne Patrick
| October 17, 2017
On the First South Asian YA Novel:
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S. Mitra Kalita
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An Interview with Enya, a Musician to Astral Project To
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All Memoir Titles Should Be Fleetwood Mac Songs
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"I Didn't Want to Write Another Dead-Mother Memoir"
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