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The Anxiety of the First-Time Novelist
How a Book is Like a Baby (and How It Isn't)
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Mark Andrew Ferguson
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Knausgaard on Masculinity, Excrement, and Quitting
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John Freeman
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Interview with a Bookstore: Parnassus Books
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| April 24, 2015
On the Subject of my Suicide
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Norah Vincent
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Thomas Sayers Ellis
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What He left us
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Danez Smith
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Alexander Chee
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On Freaks, Geeks, and 9/11
A Conversation with Katherine Dunn and Porochista Khakpour
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Brian Gresko
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