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Browse the most recent bios, interviews and Q&As with top authors.
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| Aleksandar Hemon |
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Aleksandar Hemon
Interview Added: 05/06/2008
Books by this author at BookBrowse:
The Lazarus Project
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The Lazarus Project is Aleksandar Hemon's third work of fiction, but the first intended as a novel, and in it he tackles some tough questions about the life of immigrants in the US. In this interview he discusses what drew him to this story, and what resources he drew upon - personal and other - to write it.
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| Rabih Alameddine |
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Rabih Alameddine
Interview Added: 04/30/2008
Books by this author at BookBrowse:
The Hakawati
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A wide ranging conversation with Rabih Alameddine, in which he discusses his
first novel The Hakawati and what, if anything, he hopes it will teach
readers about Middle-Eastern culture, his views on modern-day Lebanon, where he
found inspiration for the book and whether it is based on a particular hakawati
(story-teller).
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| Chris Bohjalian |
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Chris Bohjalian
Interview Added: 04/30/2008
Books by this author at BookBrowse:
Before You Know Kindness
The Law of Similars
Midwives
Skeletons at the Feast
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A conversation with bestselling author Chris Bohjalian about his novel, Skeletons at the Feast in which he discusses the real-life inspiration for the story which is the first volume in a trilogy that he plans to write about World War II.
In a separate interview, he discusses his book Midwife, why he chose to write a book on this topic and the reaction he's received from midwives.
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| Aravind Adiga |
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Aravind Adiga
Interview Added: 04/22/2008
Books by this author at BookBrowse:
The White Tiger
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Aravind Adiga talks about his powerful debut novel, The White Tiger, and discusses how his fictional account ties strongly to the reality of contemporary India.
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| Robyn Scott |
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Robyn Scott
Interview Added: 04/12/2008
Books by this author at BookBrowse:
Twenty Chickens for a Saddle
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Robyn Scott describes her extraordinary childhood growing up in Botswana with no formal education until high school, which she explores in Twenty Chickens for a Saddle, and the charity that she and her family have started to help the women who care for AIDS orphans in Botswana.
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