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The British expat tells American tales.
The longtime Philly music guru puts it all down on paper.
The novelist reimagines Penelope Fitzgerald’s lost journey.
The medium urges us to connect with ourselves.
The novelist talks unlikable characters, multiple POVs, and the need for humor.
The journalist talks her new book and the beloved pup who inspired it.
The novelist talks DC, research, and tackling characters’ ethical dilemmas.
The writer talks displacement, reclaiming our identities, and the literary richness of Kurdistan.
