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The essayist talks neurodiversity, introspection, and the ethics of lying.
The prolific writer talks humor, “Psycho,” and backflips into the sea.
The journalist’s own “American in Paris” story involved navigating cancer abroad.
The historian introduces readers to an 1800s lawmaker who deserves wider acclaim.
The writer’s new collection explores women’s eternal question, “Who am I?”
The writer brings stories from across the Armenian diaspora to the page.
The novelist talks trauma, visceral settings, and the allure of the sea.
The short-story writer celebrates the one-year anniversary of her debut collection.
