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The New York Times film guru discusses his recent book, Better Living Through Criticism.
The novelist brings back witty sleuth Samantha Clair a third time in her newest work, A Cast of Vultures.
The former rocker talks music, memoir, and “She Blinded Me with Science.”
The former actress discusses hardship, Hollywood, and her satisfying switch to writing.
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The American expat talks about the writing process, the challenge of crafting strong characters, and her life in Greece.
In his new book, Unwarranted, a law professor makes the case for "democratic policing."
The poet explains her endless fascination with science.
The novelist discusses The Wicked City, strong female characters, and the allure of the Jazz Age.
