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The novelist discusses history, research, and bringing the past to life.
Audrey Magee worked for 12 years as a journalist for the Times, the Irish Times, and the Guardian. Here she discusses The Undertaking, her masterful debut novel.
The author discusses Gutenberg’s Apprentice, her debut novel about ambition, reform, and the machine that changed the world.
The author talks about setting, believable characters, and things that go bump in the night.
Have you ever spent time in a haunted house? Maybe you’re the only one who can hear the ghosts.
In his latest book, Empire of Sin, the author chronicles the rise and fall of the Big Easy’s infamous Storyville.
The author discusses Correspondence Course: The Bathsua Project, her multi-layered debut novel.
The bestselling British author discusses plot, the changing times, and why writers must rein in their characters.
