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Mark Childress is a perennial best-seller and his new book Georgia Bottoms is saucy and provocative.
The Independent's David Stewart talks with the noted biographer of, among others, Joseph Pulitzer
Stephen Usery talks with the author of the best-selling novel Swamplandia!
Martha Toll explores why so many recent novels are actually linked short stories
Stephen welcomes Keith Thomson back to the program to talk about his new comedic international thriller Twice a Spy.
Ward Just discusses the story and characters of his emotionally potent new novel.
Nigel Hamilton, biographer of presidents and others, talks with Charles J. Shields about the revolutions in the Arab world through the perspective of American history.
Darrell Delamaide asks whether 'tis better to read in translation, or with a dictionary at your elbow?
