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Long-time journalist Frank Van Riper looks at how technology, and changing budgets, have affected the nature of reporting.
Stefanie Pintoff talks about her Edgar Award-winning series of historical mysteries, including her latest, "Secret of the White Rose"
Why did a politician win the Nobel for literature? Because, according to Brooke Stoddard, he earned it.
Vick Mickunas interviews Kate Atkinson about her latest novel "Started Early, Took My Dog" (Little, Brown)
The Future of Biography
Biographers' Powers— New and Old— to Resurrect Lives (Watch for Part 2 Next Tuesday)
A deeper look into the important story of the development of Sufi mysticism and contemporary Jewish-Muslim relations.
