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The poet-turned-novelist talks about writing across states lines and timelines — and how laziness kick-started her new book.
Long before Mister Ed, there was Freddy.
How Neil Gaiman nearly cost me my Spock card.
The author of Behold the Dreamers comes to DC on Tues., Aug. 23rd, at 6:30PM
If my publisher calls, I’m under the bed…
A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
The author of City of Sedition comes to DC this Fri., Aug. 19th, at 7PM
The novelist discusses special-needs kids, "experts," and the incredible sacrifices parents are willing to make.
