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A murder-mystery sends a Washington photojournalist on a quest for a killer — and the Independent for a conversation with its author.
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The author chats about dark secrets, the seedy brilliance of carnivals, and the fact that everybody knows someone who’s made out on the docks.
Read Lifted by the Great Nothing with a Coke and a smile…
The author's debut novel examines the intersection of religion and three generations of mother-daughter relationships.
The prolific author discusses recurring characters, loyal fans, and the allure of Edinburgh.
The author’s debut feminist sci-fi novel tackles ecological and militaristic themes.
The author’s latest novel explores the challenges of growing up black in a white world.
In her new book, the journalist chronicles how famous scribes do what they do (or did what they did).
