Five Questions with Sandra Newman, author of The Heavens
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Sarah Blake talks about the inspiration for The Postmistress (2010), set in Europe and Cape Cod in 1940; and The Guest House (2019) which, among many other topics, explores explores race, religion and social class.
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Deborah Carol Gang discusses her debut novel, The Half-Life of Everything, in which she takes on the challenging topics of Alzheimer's disease and polyamory.
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Delia Owens, the author of three nonfiction books, discusses the inspiration for her debut novel Where the Crawdads Sing, which draws on both her personal life and her professional experiences researching and living in Africa as a zoologist.
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Philip Gabriel talks about his work as translator of Japanese literature including the works of Haruki Murakami and Hiro Arikawa's novel The Travelling Cat Chronicles.
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An interview with Edward Carey about his book, Little which tells the life-story of Marie Grosholtz, better known as Madame Tussaud
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Elizabeth Berg talks about her novel, The Story of Arthur Truluv and the joys of romance in old age.
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Looking in the Mirror, an essay by Silas House about his novel, Southernmost
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The Night Tiger
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The Climate Report
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