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As the holdays approach, Becky Meloan provides some gift ideas for the readers in your life...
Stephen Usery speaks with the author of Salvage The Bones, winner of the National Book Award.
Snapshots showcases short reviews of recently published fiction and non-fiction.
Introducing a series of interviews with biographers and historians who participate in the Chapell Great Lives Lecture Series at the University of Mary Washington.
Q & A with Marc Leepson, author of Lafayette: Lessons in Leadership from the Idealist General.
Vanessa Becknell does a Q&A with Hector Tobar for The Barbarian Nurseries.
This column presents monthly reviews of books of poems and books about poetry.
The author of Red Flags on the Vietnam War responds to our review by Tom Glenn.
