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Charles Long is the author of Adventures in the Scream Trade: Scenes from an Operatic Life
Barry Millington is the Author of The Sorcerer of Bayreuth: Richard Wagner, His Work and His World.
Q&A with Devon Carbado and Donald Weise, the editors of The Long Walk to Freedom: Runaway Slave Narratives
Beggar’s Feast, Randy Boyagoda’s second novel, is a feast of a picaresque tale that explores issues of identity and morality, tradition and modernity.
Benjamin Wood is the author of The Bellwether Revivals: A Novel
In a country where cremation is mandatory, the narrator’s grandmother insists on a traditional burial and persuades his father to build a coffin, in this memoir of an ordinary Chinese family during Mao’s Cultural Revolution.
Encompassing economic turmoil, fears of a major virus, climate change, fundamentalist cults and the hardships of illegal immigrants, William Cobb’s The Bird Saviors is a brilliant new novel that offers an elemental and timely story of resilience, hope — and unexpected love.
The author of Blood Chit follows up on his earlier Q&A with Tom Glenn
