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The Novel is a Mad, Rambling, Genius Hobo
Dana Spiotta and Christopher Sorrentino on the Resilience of the Novel
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| March 14, 2016
Tracey Chevalier: Past President of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Club
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Tracy Chevalier
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From Page to Screen: Flynn, L'Engle, Grann, and... Franco!
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Kerri Arsenault
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Here Are the Things You Should Worry About While Writing a Novel
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Bethanne Patrick
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Jonathan Russell Clark
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The High School English Teacher Who Changed My Life
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Nick Ripatrazone
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Jonathan Lee
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