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A Discussion with Douglas Waller on Wild Bill Donovan and the murky world of espionage. Interviewed by Erin Elliott.
Erin Elliott discusses Hemingway and his first wife, Hadley, with novelist Paula McLain.
Joe Yonan discusses strategies to plan and create meals for individuals with today's fast-paced life styles.
Q&A with Alice McDermott, who won the National Book Award for Charming Billy.
The award-winning biographer answers questions about her latest subject: the last queen of Egypt.
A conversation with the author of "The Transformation of Batholomew Fortuno," an enchanting love story set in P. T. Barnum's American Museum in 1865 New York City.
It was impossible not to do something about “love” in February. February is the month of romance, isn't it?
Thomas B. Allen discusses the sweeping, dramatic history of the Americans who chose to side with the British in the Revolution
