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The memoirist talks environmentalism for the rest of us.
The professor explains why some animals are pets and others are dinner.
The writer talks conformity, Flock of Seagulls haircuts, and our aversion to new material.
The professor talks Scripture, owning the libs, and MAGA’s hold on Evangelical Christians.
The debut novelist talks literary classics, messy first drafts, and crushing on Jakob Dylan.
The professor talks New Haven, scary reporting, and telling the story of the Mob.
The environmental writer discusses the artistry necessary in covering mass harm.
The novelist talks truth in storytelling, interior worlds, and the relief of getting published.
