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Race, Theft, and the Magic of Electricity in Rural Alabama

Race, Theft, and the Magic of Electricity in Rural Alabama

Trisha Ping Interviews Debut Novelist Virginia Reeves

By Trisha Ping | March 1, 2016

Want to Win an Oscar? Base Your Movie on a Book

Want to Win an Oscar? Base Your Movie on a Book

Bruce Davis, former Director of the Academy, Runs the Numbers

By Brangien Davis | February 26, 2016

Speaking Your Truth: An Interview with Joyce Maynard

Speaking Your Truth: An Interview with Joyce Maynard

On Aging, Gratitude, and her new novel, Under the Influence

By Bethanne Patrick | February 24, 2016

Librarian Confidential: Katie Dunneback

Librarian Confidential: Katie Dunneback

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By Literary Hub | February 24, 2016

On the End of the World (and the End of Genre)

On the End of the World (and the End of Genre)

Laura van den Berg in conversation with Emily St. John Mandel

By Literary Hub | February 23, 2016

Petina Gappah on Zimbabwe, Language, and

Petina Gappah on Zimbabwe, Language, and "Afropolitans"

An Interview with the author of The Book of Memory

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Interview with a Gatekeeper: Copper Canyon’s Michael Wiegers

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Han Kang on Violence, Beauty, and the (Im)possibility of Innocence

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Idra Novey on Violence, Humor, and American Naiveté

Idra Novey on Violence, Humor, and American Naiveté

Francisco Goldman in conversation with the author of Ways to Disappear

By Francisco Goldman | February 10, 2016

Surviving San Francisco: Race, Money, and the Neoliberal Tech-Bro

Surviving San Francisco: Race, Money, and the Neoliberal Tech-Bro

Gideon Lewis-Kraus Talks to Tony Tulathimutte About His Debut Novel

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Adapting Bolaño's Unadaptable Masterpiece for the Stage

Adapting Bolaño's Unadaptable Masterpiece for the Stage

The co-diretors of 2666 on translating 900 pages into 5 hours

By Monika Zaleska | February 4, 2016

The Novel is Dead, Celebrity is a Disease, and More!

The Novel is Dead, Celebrity is a Disease, and More!

Jarett Kobek Really Does Hate the Internet

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What Kind of Literature Lives on the Dark Web?

What Kind of Literature Lives on the Dark Web?

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