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Dani Shapiro: Did My Parents Even Know?

Dani Shapiro: Did My Parents Even Know?

On Unraveling the Mystery of My Conception

By Dani Shapiro | January 23, 2019

Into a Crueler America: Two Border Crossings, 30 Years Apart

Into a Crueler America: Two Border Crossings, 30 Years Apart

Reyna Grande on a Chance Encounter at the San Antonio Airport

By Reyna Grande | January 14, 2019

How I Found Love One Literary Event at a Time

How I Found Love One Literary Event at a Time

The Tale of Tajja Isen's Very Canadian Romance

By Tajja Isen | January 14, 2019

On the Excavation of My Desk

On the Excavation of My Desk

David Ulin Digs Through Stacks of Memories, Literal and Figurative

By David L. Ulin | January 10, 2019

Gabriel García Márquez Remembers His Dearest Friend, Julio Cortázar

Gabriel García Márquez Remembers His Dearest Friend, Julio Cortázar

"I always thought that death itself seemed indecent to him."

By Gabriel García Márquez | January 8, 2019

Honor Moore: On Finishing the Book and Conjuring My Mother

Honor Moore: On Finishing the Book and Conjuring My Mother

"I will finish for good, I pledged, by the anniversary of her death."

By Honor Moore | January 3, 2019

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