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A Widening Gulf: An Interview with Adam Hanieh
“It would be a mistake to treat the Gulf as politically homogeneous.”
Apr 11
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Novels of the Future: An Interview with Aaron Matz
“To ask what literature has been doing all this time, as atmospheric carbon dioxide has been rising to ever more alarming levels, is to ask about the…
Apr 4
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The New York Review of Books
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The Neocons’ Revenge?
a conversation with Osita Nwanevu and Suzanne Schneider
Mar 28
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The New York Review of Books
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Osita Nwanevu
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Spirit in the Sky: An Interview with Erin Maglaque
“Religion could be a source of catastrophic oppression for women as well as offering a way to imagine freedom.”
Mar 21
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The New York Review of Books
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En Pointe: An Interview with Marina Harss
“I’m struck by ballet’s ability to create something extraordinarily beautiful out of something so difficult and so taxing on the brain and body.”
Mar 7
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The New York Review of Books
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For the Fossil Record: An Interview with Ian Tattersall
“I took the opportunity to observe the surviving lemurs in their natural habitats—and it was love at first sight.”
Mar 1
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The New York Review of Books
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Home Free: An Interview with Vivian Gornick
“Every writer, sooner or later, must face the fact that our characters are taken directly from our own lives.”
Feb 21
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The New York Review of Books
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Contempt of Court: An Interview with David Cole
“I have practiced constitutional law for more than forty years, and I have never seen anything even close to the defiance and bad-faith obstruction of…
Feb 14
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The New York Review of Books
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The Writer from the Dance: An Interview with Alma Guillermoprieto
“I wanted to be a revolutionary, and so I broke with art, which nearly undid me.”
Feb 7
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The New York Review of Books
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Sparkle and Status: An Interview with Jenny Uglow
“Biography is a wonderful way into the past, because it’s life as experienced, day to day, subtly influenced by what is happening in politics or the…
Jan 31
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The New York Review of Books
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In the Despot Archives: An Interview with Helen Epstein
“Instead of Uganda moving toward some modern ideal, the US and certain other Western countries are regressing to a state of despotism more like Uganda’s…
Jan 17
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The New York Review of Books
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Community Poetry: An Interview with Victoria Chang
“I’m interested in writing my way through, around, above, and below my life, as a way to navigate life’s joys, beauties, and sadnesses all at once.”
Jan 10
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The New York Review of Books
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