Two interviews with Marie Benedict: In the first she discusses the intriguing life and mysterious disappearance of Agatha Christie in The Mystery of Mrs. Christie; and in the second she explains how she built up such an accurate picture of Winston Churchill's wife in Lady Clementine.
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A Conversation with Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray about the extraordinary life of Bella da Costa Greene, which they bring to life in The Personal Librarian
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Kate Moore discusses The Woman They Could Not Silence, and shares some of the challenges - and pleasures - in writing a book closely based on historical facts.
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Zakiya Dalila Harris talks about her influences, her writing process and her inspiration for writing The Other Black Girl
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In an extensive Q&A, Kristin Harmel answers questions posed by readers of The Book of Lost Names
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R.J. Hoffmann discusses his debut novel, Other People's Children, and what encouraged him to leave his established career as an IT consultant to become a writer
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Beyond the Talented Tenth, an Essay by
Kaitlyn Greenidge
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Hollywood Noir: In Ava Barry's 'Windhall', an unsolved 1948 murder obsesses L.A. journalist Max Hailey decades later.
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The Forest of Vanishing Stars
by Kristin Harmel
An evocative coming-of-age World War II story from the author of The Book of Lost Names.
The Temple House Vanishing
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A modern gothic page-turner set in a Victorian mansion in Ireland.
Gordo by Jaime Cortez
"Dark and hilarious ... singular and soaring ... Hands down, top debut of 2021."—Literary Hub
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