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The Transcendent Humanity of the Worst Cruise I Have Ever Taken
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| March 6, 2018
Raising a Transgender Child in the Age of Trump
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Laurie Frankel
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Growing Up with Classic Russian Literature in Rural South India
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Deepa Bhasthi
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John Banville: On the Undreamed Lives of My Parents
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John Banville
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Before There Was YA, There Were Horse Books
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Caitlin Macy
| February 16, 2018
Teaching Poetry in Prison
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Zachary Lazar
| February 16, 2018
How My Mother Taught Me to Be a Book Fanatic
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Rhiannon Navin
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Finding Yourself as a Writer in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
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