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Stephen Usery interviews the award-winning poet about her new memoir, Don't Kill The Birthday Girl.
More than 100 biographies will compete for reader interest this fall. But here are a dozen that, based on industry buzz, are likely to attract the most attention.
The Devil Himself, Eric Dezenhall’s sixth action novel, draws from a stranger-than-fiction episode in World War II, when the U.S. Navy called upon the patriotism of New York City’s gangsters to help plug security leads to Nazi Germany.
Eric Dezenhall has just brought out his sixth thriller, featuring a political operative with a gangland family history.
A father-daughter team explores "The Haunting Legacy" of the Vietnam War.
Stephen Usery talks with the Vanderbilt Professor about her book Blood Work: A Tale of Medicine and Murder in the Scientific Revolution.
Jean Thompson discusses Midwestern farm life and her new novel, The Year We Left Home, with the Independent.
Vick Mickunas interviews Philip Kerr about his latest Bernie Gunther novel Field Gray (Marian Wood/Putnam)
