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The novelist talks cosmetics ladies, male leads, and thinly veiled fiction.
The novelist talks haruspicy, how food mirrors our cultural ambitions, and why cadavers make him hungry.
The novelist talks AI, patriarchy, and the frustration of woman-run bake sales.
The Authors Guild’s new president talks AI, challenging times, and seeing R.E.M. back in the day.
The former journalist talks strong women, Prohibition, and tackling daunting topics.
The poet talks illustrated covers, Shakespeare, and why love is all you need.
The novelist talks mysteries, 1900s Chinatown, and never letting rejection get you down.
The military expert shares the story of unsung Vietnam War hero Doug Hegdahl.
