Hold Back and Give: A Profile of Alice Notley
Poet Alice Notley gathered poems from over twenty books—some out of print—or her new collection Grave of Light: New and Selected Poems, 1970—2005.
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Powers of Perception: A Profile of Jennifer Egan
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Talk of the Town: An Interview with David Remnick
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First-Fiction Annual
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The Nigerian Nobel Prize-winning poet, fiction writer, and memoirist looks back again with his third memoir, You Must Set Forth at Dawn.
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Poet and novelist Terese Svoboda ventures beyond the conventions of genre.
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