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On Birmingham, civil rights, and good trouble.
How Virginia’s Stillhouse Press chooses its off-the-beaten-path projects.
Thanks, Mom, for saving all those old newspaper clips!
The world is on fire, but there’s solace to be found.
…and reading a little Balzac while I do it.
Learning to unpack the rhetoric of “divisive” concepts.
The secret sauce in English crime fiction? Language.
On the endless possibilities of deviating from the norm.
