George Chuvalo lost both of his fights with Muhammad Ali, but went the distance in each match—just a few of the times, in boxing as in life, he was pushed to the brink.
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Talking with the author of Avenue of Mysteries about writing what you're afraid of, the vanity of the Great American Novel, and the perils of sleeping with both a mother and a daughter.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome vs. your stomach, Irritable Bowel Syndrome vs. your self-worth.
The director of The Book of Negroes on Drake, adaptation, and road movies.
Three proposed pipelines. Two sides in opposition. And one woman in a cabin in the woods who isn't leaving until the energy companies go home.
The director of Love & Friendship on Jane Austen, his failed career as a writer, and true crime television.
How can something as trivial as one's hygiene rituals have such an impact on how happy or successful others perceive you to be?
The author of 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl on self image, how music and dance inform her writing, and emotional honesty.
The third wave of B-movies—straight-to-streaming films made cheaper, faster, dirtier than ever—exist to pad streaming and on-demand services’ libraries.
Chess devoured my life, until I was sweating in a suit at the Bangkok Chess Tournament feeling myself slip into the void.
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