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The author discusses Gilded Age society, family loyalty, and the enduring power of art
The short-story writer talks crime fiction, Jersey, and the Boss
“The human concern for others would seem to be the one story that, adequately told, no person can fully bear to hear.”
The professor offers a sobering yet hopeful assessment of modern-day America
In Daughters of the Samurai, the author resurrects the remarkable, long-buried story of three Japanese girls sent to America in the 1870s.
The Washington Post reporter and YA novelist talks about her latest book, the WWII-era Girl in the Blue Coat.
The author of All the Single Ladies talks marriage, pay equity, and the many ways society continues to hobble women.
The author discusses his novel Delicious Foods, which just won the 2016 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction.
