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…While carrying Proust into the future.
A look at some of the DC area’s best (and mostly indie) shops
A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
The author of A Light of Her Own comes to DC this Fri., Nov. 16th, at 7PM!
Defying ageism, the bestselling author is still penning suspenseful mysteries.
The author of Why Women Have Better Sex Under Socialism comes to DC on Thurs., Nov. 15th, at 7PM!
In celebration of National Adoption Awareness Month, an adoptee offers some suggested reading.
To honor the author, who passed away Wednesday in New York, we rerun here an interview he did with the Independent in 2011.
