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Motherhood and the Birth of a Book: A Q&A with Courtney Zoffness
In her spirited, lyrical debut essay collection, Spilt Milk, Courtney Zoffness (a 2013 Emerging Writer Fellow at The...
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Chris Whitaker on We Begin at the End with Amy Einhorn
Mysterious, heart-wrenching, frequently funny, and ultimately inspiring, Chris Whitaker’s We Begin at the End tells...
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Author/Editor: Victoria Gosling on Before the Ruins with Caroline Zancan
A gripping, multilayered debut in the tradition of Tana French and Donna Tartt, Victoria Gosling’s Before the Ruins weaves a suspenseful...
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Daniel Menaker, interviewed by Dawn Raffel
Dawn Raffel
We were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of editor and writer Daniel Menaker. A few years ago, the writer Dawn Raffel sat down with Menaker...
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Author/Editor: Charlotte Wood on The Weekend with Sarah McGrath
An international bestseller, shortlisted for the Stella Prize, and longlisted for the Miles Franklin Award, Charlotte Wood’s latest novel...
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Lawrence Block on Dead Girl Blues with Jonathan Santlofer
Jonathan Santlofer
Lawrence Block is surely one of the best-known, most successful, and beloved crime writers in the world. Ask any crime writer, (as I was recently)...
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A Q&A with Armchair Travel Guide Donna Raskin
While setting is one of the basic elements of a novel, great writers raise that requirement to another level, allowing readers to feel immersed...
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On Moby-Dick with Sheridan Hay
Sheridan Hay
In our fraught present moment, Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick remains as pertinent as ever. This fall’s reading group is your...
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Nuyorican Literature: A Q&A with Richie Narvaez
Richie Narvaez
As a commonwealth, Puerto Rico has a strange, strained relationship with the U.S., and Nuyoricans (Puerto Ricans who were born or lived in New...
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On Elena Ferrante's Neapolitan Novels with Rebecca Falkoff
Rebecca Falkoff
Led by NYU professor Rebecca Falkoff, our Neapolitan Novels reading group will explore what makes Ferrante’s tetralogy so powerful and why...