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Go Where the Fight Is: Talking to Jane Kleeb
Andy Fitch talks with Jane Kleeb about Democrats wooing rural voters and her recent book "Harvest the Vote."
“A Fascination for Medea”: Talking with Peter Polites
Jay Anderson talks with Peter Polites about how he builds characters and paints pictures of real life in his novels.
Heller Levinson: Pro-Hinge, Protean
Anthony Seidman praises the prolific Heller Levinson.
Walls Don’t Work: On Lonely Christopher’s In a January Would
Quinn Roberts reviews Lonely Christopher's uncompromising new poetry collection "In a January Would."
“We wear the mask”: Todd Phillips’ Joker and Paul Laurence Dunbar
Chloé Valdary finds resonances of Paul Laurence Dunbar's famous words on race in America in Todd Phillips' "Joker."
A Joan for Our Time: Talking with Mark Alpert
Temma Ehrenfeld talks with author Mark Alpert about his latest science-thriller "Saint Joan of New York."
