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A soliloquy from the previously unborn narrator of Ian McEwan’s Nutshell.
Editors make writing better by taking out words
Meet one of the renowned participants in Books Alive! 2017
The author of On Turpentine Lane comes to DC on Fri., Feb. 17th, at 7PM.
The poet explains her endless fascination with science.
The famous fables, sibling rivalry, and why my brother is always wrong.
The author of The Boys of Dunbar comes to Baltimore on Tues., Feb. 14th, at 7PM.
My third annual writerly (and readerly) Valentine’s Day Q&A
