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The author will be honored by PEN/Faulkner in Washington, DC, this Friday, Dec. 4th.
Balm is a fragrant ointment used to soothe; Balm is a story about three people struggling to overcome the past and rein in the future.
The author discusses relationships, mother-daughter conflicts, and the relative merits of zombies.
The novelist and Vietnam vet opens up about the real-life trauma behind his latest fictionalized work, The Trion Syndrome.
The biographer recounts his chronicling of the irascible, inimitable Gore Vidal.
The author discusses the Old West, male bonding, and the enduring power of adventure tales.
The much-lauded writer discusses history, humankind’s failures, and the enduring allure of kings.
The journalist discusses why her leap into fiction wasn't much of a leap at all.
