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The bestselling author/linguist’s debut memoir centers on her beloved late father.
The screenwriter/author most wants to make her young readers feel things.
The pseudonymous writer discusses his fictional father's very real epic poem.
The writer discusses Mill Town, a decade-in-the-making book sparked by an obituary.
The longtime educator's new story collection seeks to capture (and honor) the voices of Baltimore teens.
The debut novelist talks lawyering, trilogies, and the inspiration that comes — or doesn’t come — from living near DC.
How the author wove disparate threads into a single, expansive work on American mysticism.
The award-winning historian’s new biography profiles “the James Bond of the Cold War.”
