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The author talks publishing the first Saudi American novel, biculturalism, and the time she wore a boys' uniform to an all-girls school.
The novelist talks singing in the choir, 1970s rock gods, and Mary Jane.
The lauded author talks race, short stories, and why he doesn’t care to be known as a great American writer.
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The bestselling author talks Marbleheaders, lesser-known historical figures, and how his subjects always choose him.
In his new book, the historian lays out the attributes that made our premier Founding Father so formidable.
How an inconceivable family tragedy led to an ultimately hopeful memoir.
The longtime journalist talks Nancy Pelosi, AOC, and how she got Newt Gingrich to blurb her new book.
Two Vietnamologists discuss the fall of South Vietnam.
