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The author discusses his new book, Black Flags, which chronicles how ISIS came to be and America’s role in creating it.
Told from different perspectives, the author’s new novel is all about secrets — those kept and those revealed.
Among other things, the author discusses her latest novel’s protagonist, a woman who has a “vexed relationship with Jewishness.”
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. Here, the author discusses A Different Kind of Same, her memoir chronicling the aftermath of her brother’s death at his own hand.
The acclaimed Chilean writer discusses revolution, poetry, and the role of Judaism in her life.
A master of historical fiction discusses his craft.
One of the funniest novelists out there talks about his latest, Secondhand Souls.
The professor/author discusses a little-known Brit’s quest to save some of antiquity’s seminal treasures.
