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And on Independent Women, the American Midwest, and Her Advice to New Writers
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Q&A: A Young Man's Journey to Becoming a Skinhead -- and Back Again
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A Memoir by the Founder of the Non-Profit Group "Life After Hate"
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Moving Purposefully through a World of Trump, Erdogan, and Brexit
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Representing Black Doctors in the Segregated South, Lenny Bruce, and Muhammad Ali
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What if the Female Protagonist was Darcy, and She Had More Control Over Her Life?
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And an Ex-Inmate's Lament that "Private Companies are Now Making Money off of Our Incarceration”
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Trying Hard Not to Hand the President a Draft with Coffee Stains on It
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"Religion was everywhere, and I understood that it was against me."
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A Granddaughter's Perspective on an Iconic Piece of American History
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Jeannette Watson Talks About Privilege, Setbacks, and Writing Her Memoir
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The Onetime O.J. Simpson Prosecutor Looks at a Trial From the Other Side
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And Her Acclaimed Memoir About Giving Up a Family Home She Loved
Read MoreQ&A: Julia Keller on the Craft of Mystery-Writing (Pro-Tip: Coffee, Coffee, and More Coffee)
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Balzac Reputedly Drank 14 Cups a Day -- Keller Says, Double That
Read MoreQ&A: Achy Obejas on Being Cuban-American, Sexuality, Exile, and Her Short Stories
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"Cuba is at the heart of my fiction, even when it’s just an echo"
Read MoreQ&A: Jessica Strawser on 'Almost Missed You,' a Marriage-Centered Thriller
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Exploring the Mysteries of Close Family Relationships
Read MoreQ&A: Two Sisters, a New Bookstore, and a Feminist Take on Romance Novels
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A Younger, Hipper Approach to Selling 'Bodice Rippers'
Read MoreQ&A: A Mother Takes on Her Son's "Impossible" Disease -- and Wins
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"We felt we didn't have a choice not to share the information with other parents."
Read MoreQ&A: How Did We End Up with this Far-Right Supreme Court?
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Historian Laura Kalman Traces it All Back to Richard Nixon
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A Jazz Pioneer Who Was, Surprisingly, the Pride of Davenport, Iowa
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And Why We All Need to Just Slow Down
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