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June 25, 2018 Bill Wolfe

Rebecca Makkai on the varieties of Literary Mansplaining

June 13, 2018 Bill Wolfe

Brooklyn, Montana: Carrie La Seur on the power of place

June 11, 2018June 11, 2018 Bill Wolfe

EVENTIDE probes the midlife crisis of a college professor with the skill of a brain surgeon

June 8, 2018 Bill Wolfe

Mary Vensel White: On Touchstones and Finding Writing Support Systems

June 3, 2018June 3, 2018 Bill Wolfe

Author Conversation: Hilary Zaid talks with Rachel Hall about her debut novel, PAPER IS WHITE

May 31, 2018 Bill Wolfe

Gayle Brandeis: When Fiction Comes True

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