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The writer talks haunted houses, queer YA romance, and being inspired by daydreams.
The memoirist talks Wales, untranslatable words, and castle walls that feel like sandpaper.
The novelist talks fascists, his eccentric aunt, and why swingers used to really love ocean liners.
The writer talks Vienna, scenic vocabulary, and existing in three dimensions.
The writer talks fission, scientific mysteries, and conserving a not-so-scary mummy.
The novelist talks family history, Old Believers, and Russian cabbage rolls.
The Canadian talks bears, the magic of heights, and the freckles on his late father’s forearms.
The novelist talks Moscow, Jewish identity, and why everybody should read The Master and Margarita.
