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Among the Athenians: A Conversation with Grace Elizabeth Hale
Andrew Holter talks with Grace Elizabeth Hale, writer of “Cool Town: How Athens, Georgia, Launched Alternative Music and Changed American Culture.”
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Language Is a Casualty of War: A Conversation with Beth Piatote
Sam Levin talks with writer Beth Piatote about her debut short story collection, “The Beadworkers.”
Knowing and Not Knowing: An Interview with Emily St. John Mandel
Rachel Barenbaum interviews author Emily St. John Mandel about her new novel, “The Glass Hotel.”
Totally Grounded: A Conversation with Daniel José Older on “The Book of Lost Saints”
Marcos Damián León talks to Daniel José Older about his recently published book, "The Book of Lost Saints."
State-Sponsored Empire Building: A Conversation with Rob Reich
Edward Carver and Rob Reich discuss philanthropy and democracy.
“My Truth Was in That Contradiction”: A Conversation with Christine Larusso
Patrick Coleman talks with poet Christine Larusso about her newest project, “There Will Be No More Daughters.”
Yes, It Is the Evil Lurking: A Conversation with Michael Farris Smith
Ivy Pochoda interviews Michael Farris Smith about his new book, “Blackwood.”
The Narrative Wars: A Conversation with Juan Gabriel Vásquez
A major Colombian author discusses the challenges of speaking truth in a “post-truth” era.
Histories of Violence: The Crises of Containment
Brad Evans speaks with Gareth Owen OBE, Humanitarian Director at Save the Children, UK. A conversation in Brad Evans’s “Histories of Violence” series.
I Want to Draw Big Pictures: A Conversation with Mari Coates on “The Pelton Papers”
Eleanor J. Bader talks to Mari Coates about her new novel, “The Pelton Papers.”
Please Fix Me: A Conversation with Anna Mehler Paperny
Anna Mehler Paperny discusses her new memoir about suicide and mental illness.
A Dogma of Hating God: An Interview with Patrick Coleman
Jim Ruland talks to Patrick Coleman about his new novel, “The Churchgoer.”
Follow the Turnpike: A Conversation with James Queally
Rob Hart interviews James Queally about his debut novel, “Line of Sight.”
Being a Person as an Image: A Conversation with Christina Catherine Martinez
A comedian turned art critic talks about the relationship between those seemingly disparate disciplines.
A Bit Like Paint-By-Numbers: An Interview with Mara Faye Lethem
Azareen Van der Vliet Oloomi talks to translator Mara Faye Lethem about linguistic politics, the future of Catalonia, and her path to translation.
Artifice Is Part of the Process: An Interview with Dao Strom
Meghan Lamb speaks with Dao Strom about memory, hybrid literary forms, and her book “The Gentle Order of Girls and Boys.”
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