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Category: Author Interviews

March 26, 2025 Bill Wolfe

A Conversation with Lauren Stienstra, author of The Beauty of the End

March 7, 2025 Bill Wolfe

Q&A with Olivia Wolfgang-Smith about her Gilded Age novel MUTUAL INTEREST

May 2, 2023May 2, 2023 Bill Wolfe

Corie Adjmi discusses her debut novel THE MARRIAGE BOX, a coming of age story set in the Syrian-Jewish community in Brooklyn

April 18, 2023May 16, 2023 Bill Wolfe

A conversation with Elizabeth Graver about KANTIKA, the story of a remarkable woman’s journey, spanning five decades and four countries

December 21, 2022February 14, 2023 Bill Wolfe

An interview with Kia Corthron: On the art of writing Black historical fiction with authenticity of character and setting

November 21, 2022February 14, 2023 Bill Wolfe

A conversation with Hannah Sward on writing her new memoir, STRIP

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