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The New York Times Book Review editor talks about life with "Bob."
The rock 'n' roll writer talks about Reginald Dwight, the man who became Elton John.
The novelist talks Music City, small-town roots, and her family’s rich storytelling legacy.
The novelist talks Song of the Lion, the beauty of the Southwest, and advice to her younger self.
The first-time novelist talks loneliness, mental illness, and the transformative power of human kindness.
The cop-turned-crime-novelist talks vinyl, police corruption, and his alter ego, Frank Marr.
In her latest work, The Arrangement, the novelist explores the fraught territory of open marriages.
The writer talks illness, "Friday porn," and when to conclude a memoir.
