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The author of Leaving Before the Rains Come on how to write fairly about divorce, whether anyone can truly "have it all," and the perils of "bumper-sticker feminism."
The author of Amnesia on shifting narratives, the early days of the Internet, and the CIA's nefarious history in Australia.
The Canadian comedy fixture on punk rock, drunk dads, and adapting his life for stage and screen.
Three mystery authors discuss crime television, the banality of murder, and the surprising niceness of crime writers.
The sibling filmmakers on letting a story grow organically, the challenges of representing depression on screen, and finding variances in a repetitive structure.
The author of 33 Artists in 3 Acts discusses whether being an artist means knowing how to do life drawing, art as a financial asset, and the rise of Lena Dunham.
In e-mail conversation with the UK music critic about "We Are the World," "Do They Know It's Christmas?" and other "classics" of the genre.
During a visit to his London home, the author and noted perambulator talks about his new novel, the pathologies and addictions of late capitalism, and his present “end-of-days consciousness.”
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