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Samantha Browning Shea on Breaking Her Own Rules

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Connecting the Dots: On Creating Fiction from Facts

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Beth Kephart Considers the Craft of Bringing a Fiction Writer’s Eye to Real Lives

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“Distance is key to the power of her performance. But it’s key to her offstage life as well.”

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