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We Need to Talk About the Aches and Pains of Nonfiction
Emma Goldberg talks to T Kira Madden, Roxane Gay, Michele Filgate, and Leslie Jamison about the pitfalls of telling it all.
On Waiting for A Green Card and the Fantasy of Merit
Danielle Drori talks about her wait for a Green Card and the misuse of "merit" as a criterion for immigration.
Gary Stewart Memorial
Scott Timberg remembers his time with iconic music producer and Rhino co-founder Gary Stewart.
The Making of a Dictator: Anna Fifield’s Extensive Kim Jong Un Biography The Great Successor
Colin Marshall writes on the lineage of North Korean dictators and Anna Fifiled's recent in-depth biography "The Great Successor."
Want to Reduce Homelessness, Stop the Prison Pipeline, and Prevent Teen Pregnancy? Help Foster Children.
M.G. Hennessey talks about the benefits of helping foster children make it through the system.
Who Speaks Like Plato: Talking to Gerald A. Press
Andy Fitch presents questions he posed to Gerald A. Press about polyphony and voice in Plato's dialogues.
What Lori Loughlin Can Teach Us About Schadenfreude and Compassion
Ashley Rindsberg writes on cultural backlash to Lori Loughlin and keeping a consistent sense of justice.
Little No-action Movie: On Pico Iyer’s Autumn Light
Alan Kennedy reviews memory and impermanence in Pico Iyer’s recent "Autumn Light."
Manifesting the Everywoman Story: Jennifer Pastiloff’s On Being Human
Geri Lipschultz reviews Jennifer Pastiloff's memoir "On Being Human."
