Charles Dickens, True Crime Fan
During a bout of insomnia in 1851, Charles Dickens decided to shadow a new addition to the London police force: detectives.
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Telling Toni Morrison’s Story: The Millions Interviews Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
The Pieces I Am presents Toni as the person that I know. Audiences will see her as the brilliant, strong woman she is. They will love her more than ever.
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Against the Odds: Publishing My #MeToo Story
I was urged to wipe my book clean of what one famous author deemed “the ick” factor, which I was told would be a major roadblock to finding an agent.
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‘1984’ in 2019
George Packer asks what 1984 means in today's America, and explains why Orwell never intended his novel to be a prediction, only a warning.
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The Sex Worker Next Door
A writer learns of her grandmother's secret past, inspiring a novel's worth of research about the working women of contemporary China.
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‘Cygnet’: Featured Fiction from Season Butler
A excerpt from Butler's debut coming-of-age novel, set in an appealingly rich world with quirky, flawed characters and a dramatic oceanfront landscape.
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Toni Morrison in Her Own Words
A new documentary pays tribute to Toni Morrison's illustrious, inspiring career and gives the author a chance to reflect on her decades of writing.
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When We Were Young: Christine Sneed in Conversation with Anthony Varallo
I don’t know why I have to keep learning the same lesson again, but here’s one I can't seem to remember: Your writing doesn’t care about your plans for it.
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We Can Be Anyone: A Pride Month Conversation with Nicole Dennis-Benn
I think of that little girl in me, that 17-year-old, 14-year-old, who wanted to see books like mine. I wanted to see love between two women on the page.
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