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The memoirist opens up about grief, the pandemic, and saying goodbye to her complicated mother.
The novelist talks complex characters, Tudor England, and what Hilary Mantel meant to her.
Michèle Sarde searches for her family’s Jewish roots.
The renowned historian turns his attention to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
The journalist’s new collection shines a light on “hidden Maryland.”
The writer/editor shares the origin story behind the new Magic Is Murder anthology.
The essayist talks humor, New York City, and hauling ass to the police station.
The debut novelist talks ballet, the Holocaust, and leaving JFK on the cutting-room floor.
