Saving Folks, Solving Mysteries: Margaret Stohl's "Zora and Me"
Where do writers come from? Even though it's fictionalized, witnessing the birth of Zora the storyteller feels like a privilege.
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You're Not a Star Until They Can Spell Your Name in Karachi
Do these performances tacitly acknowledge the darkest side of the American character? Or are they merely manifestations of Bogart's own dark side?
Soft-Voiced Big Men: Robert Crais’s “The Sentry”
At heart, this is conventional stuff, but Crais uses the conventions to maximum effect.
Flesh and Blood: David Grossman's "To the End of the Land"
We Revolt Ourselves
A Cup of Tea
Life of the Party
Montaigne invented the genre of the essay, one suspects, because he himself was an essay
VIDEO: Clara Mokri on 'Marley & Me'
The movie doesn't have the characters from the book -- it has movie stars.
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