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January 01, 1990 - January 29, 2013 + Bookworm
Barbara Epler 
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New Directions, the press that began by publishing Ezra Pound, William Carlos Williams and Tennessee Williams and which today gives us Roberto Bolaño, W. G....
John McPhee
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Silk Parachute (Farrar, Straus & Giroux)John McPhee, our nation’s premier essayist—the man who helped raise creative non-fiction to an art form—speaks about the intricacy of...
Patti Smith, Part II
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Just Kids (Ecco)
In the second of this two-part interview we hear about Patti Smith as a bookworm. You probably know about her love for Rimbaud,...
Patti Smith, Part I
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Just Kids (Ecco)
Poverty and insanity are terrible things—but then there is bohemian poverty and insanity, and these are infused with the romance of becoming an...
Javier Marias, Part II
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Your Face Tomorrow, Volume 3: Poison, Shadow and Farewell (New Directions)Our conversation with Javier Marías continues. What if ten minutes of espionage took a hundred...
Javier Marias, Part I
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Your Face Tomorrow, Volume 3: Poison, Shadow and Farewell (New Directions)What if Henry James — the patron saint of convolution — could be resurrected? What...
Rita Dove
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Sonata Mulattica (Norton)
Beethoven once dedicated a sonata to a half-African musician—then revoked the dedication. Why? In her book-length poem, Rita Dove attempts an imaginative historical...
Art Spiegelman and Francoise Mouly
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The TOON Treasury of Classic Children's Comics (Abrams ComicArts)
TOON Books and Raw Books co-editors Spiegelman and Mouly tunneled through archives and private collections to create...
Jonathan Lethem
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Chronic City (Doubleday)
Jonathan Lethem began his career with Philip K. Dick-inspired science fiction, then he turned to writing the more realistic books that brought him...
Rudolph Wurlitzer, Part II
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Nog (Two Dollar Radio); Flats / Quake (Two Dollar Radio)
When Flats and Quake were published, the sixties were ending, and these novels can be said...
Rudolph Wurlitzer, Part I
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Nog (Two Dollar Radio); Flats / Quake (Two Dollar Radio)
In this first of two interviews, Wurlitzer takes us time-traveling back to the late 1960's when...
Barbara Kingsolver
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The Lacuna (Harper)
What do Leon Trotsky, Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera have to do with an invented author of Mayan and Incan historical romances?
Wallace Shawn
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Essays (Haymarket Books) and a play, Grasses of a Thousand Colors (Theatre Communicatons Group)Wallace Shawn’s newest play intermingles fact and fantasy in such a bizarre...
Orhan Pamuk, Part II
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The Museum of Innocence (Knopf)The Nobel Prize helped to set the fiction of Orhan Pamuk (and Turkish literature in general) in a contemporary global frame....
Orhan Pamuk, Part I
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The Museum of Innocence (Knopf)Infidelity and adultery are two of the great subjects of the novel tradition — think of Anna Karenina or Madam Bovary....
