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In the novelist’s debut, students aren’t the only ones being schooled.
The professor talks “sort of” overcoming grief.
The journalist talks Black joy, summertime, and the richness of Detroit.
The debut novelist untangles complex Korean American family dynamics.
The innovator hopes that, one day, our favorite protein will no longer come from animals.
In his debut novel, the writer conjures a provocative, South Africa-like country.
Thanks to the biographer, an unsung Motown powerhouse finally gets her due.
The poet talks humor, ekphrasis, and the work of tribute.
