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The novelist talks Alzheimer's, resilience, and the enduring power of love.
The later-in-life debut novelist discusses the art of spinning stories.
The children's writer discusses her first novel for grown-ups, The Light We Lost.
In his latest work, The Earth Is Weeping, the historian shines a light on America's Indian Wars.
In her newest work, This Is Not Over, the novelist tackles private rage played out publicly on social media.
The debut novelist talks about the timelessness of music and love.
The Prince of Puke. The People’s Pervert. These and other honorifics are titles filmmaker, author, and spoken-word performer John Waters wears with garish pride.
The debut novelist talks timing, compelling characters, and the myth of having it all.
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