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Amal Ghandour has a conversation with Hanan al Shaykh on her recent publication of One Thousand and One Nights
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What does J.K. Rowling's pseudonymously written detective novel say about publishing, and about human nature?
Michael Causey talks with Independent President David O. Stewart about his debut novel, The Lincoln Deception.
Masha Hamilton is currently working in Afghanistan as Director of Communications and Public Diplomacy at the US Embassy. She is the author of five acclaimed novels, most recently What Changes Everything.
A look at the book reviews and features receiving the most reader attention in August.
The Caretaker is A.X. Ahmad’s first book. He was educated at Vassar and MIT. His stories have appeared in The Missouri Review, The Harvard Review, The New England Review and Narrative Magazine.
