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The writer talks love, the DC punk scene, and their debut novel, which concerns both.
The biographer talks Mary Kay, direct sales, and those signature pink Cadillacs.
The novelist talks PR, noir, and empathizing with despicable characters.
The novelist reflects on the oddities of memory and nostalgia.
In her new book, the author turns a gimlet eye toward the publishing industry.
The journalist talks Watergate, the Pentagon Papers, and the summer when everything came to a head.
The novelist talks edges, the Holocaust, and never losing her voice.
The journalist spans continents and cultures in both her work and life.
