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Speaking with the author of Bad News: Last Journalists in a Dictatorship, about violence and repression in Kagame-led Rwanda and the dark side of supposed symbols of progress.
Somewhere out in Texas, a group is building a machine to challenge the human perception of time.
The story behind the last known interview with the author of Herzog, Ravelstein, and The Adventures of Augie March, with exclusive video.
For the fiftieth anniversary of the book's publication, a discussion of craft, veracity and the literary appeal of true crime.
Mrs. Dalloway and the promise and problems of empathy.
Talking with the author of What Belongs to You about the stimulating power of language, the falseness of authenticity, and how important it is to be an idiot.
"I think about the future only in the sense of dying. I don’t even mean it to be bleak—that’s just how I think of it. Anything I write comes out that way."
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