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Review – Housing Projects, Mansions & Schools: An Educator’s Odyssey by Roger Prosise
Review – War, Spies, & Bobby Sox: Stories About World War II at Home by Libby Hellmann
A.J. Baime on Truman’s “Completely Different Avenue of the American Dream”
Jessica Yu on Gladys Kalibbala and the Value of the Small Act
Phil Harrison on Finding the Joy in the Darkness of his New Novel
Review – Called Out: A Novel of Base Ball and America in 1908 by Floyd Sullivan
You Have To Do It On Your Own: An Interview with Tova Mirvis
We Can’t Be Complacent Anymore – PL Talks With Patrick Sweeney
Be Real Always: A Conversation with Ken Baker
Vanessa Grigoriadis On How Shoe-Leather Reporting Shaped Her Latest Book
Amy Stewart On Solving The Problems Of Her Characters’ Everyday Life
Kelly Reilly On The Magical Possibilities Of Sinkholes
Rachel Kadish On Wasps, Ink, And Making History Come Alive
Justin Dillon’s Punk Rock Approach To Solving The World’s Problems
Dana Schwartz On The Dangers of Twitter And Pigeonholing Yourself
FYI Podcast – Brendan Dowling Talks with Author Michael Callahan
FYI Podcast – A Conversation with Author Yoojin Grace Wuertz
Hala Alyan On Piecing Together A Narrative From The Jigsaw Puzzle Pieces Of Life
Joe Scapellato On Fictionalizing Away From A Place That You Know
Jami Attenberg On Writing Her Worst Nightmare In “All Grown Up”
User Experience: Start Small, Think Big
Booki Vivat On Doodling, Finding Your Purpose, And Laughing At Life’s Mortifying Moments
Adelia Saunders On How Her Adventures In Archives Shaped “Indelible”
M-E Girard On Gaming, Rewriting, And Creating Her Multifaceted Main Character
Jade Chang On “The Wangs Vs. The World”
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