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The author’s latest offering, The Buried Giant, examines memory, forgetting, and loss.
The prolific author discusses epigraphs, music, and the importance of titles.
History and the occult mingle in surprising ways in Heraclix and Pomp, a new novel about an unusual friendship between a golem and a fairy.
Best known for writing YA novels, the author here discusses his acclaimed work of literary fiction.
Meet the mother-and-son team behind the pseudonymous author of the Ian Rutledge mystery series.
The first-time novelist weaves a tale rich with history and lyrical prose.
The Lodger is Louisa Treger’s fictionalized account of Dorothy Miller Richardson’s early life and love affairs: from her involvement on the fringes of women’s suffrage to her coming of age as a writer in England. Here, Treger discusses feminism, fidelity, and the complexity of relationships.
The renowned memoirist talks about her unconventional childhood, broken marriage, and the cost of being untrue to yourself.
