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January 01, 1990 - November 17, 2012 + Bookworm
Stephen Dixon

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Interstate An interview about emotion in fiction. Dixon discusses his Dostoyevskyan ambition to render his complex extremity of feeling about the death of a...
Michael Ryan

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Secret Life The poet discusses the difficulties of writing accurately and artistically about his ongoing recovery from sexually obsessive behavior.
Mark Helprin

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Memoir from Antproof Case
Mark Helprin on the legacy of fathers...
Peter Ackroyd

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The Trial of Elizabeth Cree Penny-dreadfuls, transvestitism, the English Opium Eater, Thomas de Quincey and Grand Guignol are touched on in this conversation about...
Richard Ford

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Independence Day
In this conversation about one novelist's development, Richard Ford describes the emotional confidence he needed to complete his break-through novel.
Ana Castillo

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My Father Was a Toltec The barriers of language, ethnicity, class and gender: the challenges faced by a Latina writer.
Betty Comden

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Off Stage Betty Comden who, with Adolph Green, his written for some of the theater's great clowns--Phil Silvers, Bert Lahr, Judy Holliday, Rosalind Russell, Nancy...
Russell Banks: Rule of the Bone

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This novel of punk-adolescence recalls the great American coming-of-age novels. In the examination of the voice of Bank's hero, homage is paid to his literary...
Norman Mailer

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Oswald's Tale
Norman Mailer on the skills a novelist brings to the assembly of a historical record...
Eduardo Galeano

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(Getty Series) Galeano discusses journalism, testimony, folklore and history-writing. He shows how each reveals a facet of the life of the writer-revolutionary.
Anchee Min

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(Getty Series) The author talks about the aftermath of the Cultural Revolution and her quest to discover a way to write truthfully about Mao's China.
Greg Sarris & Dorothy Allison

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(Getty Series) A conversation about "Them" and "Us." Allison and Sarris talk about illegitimacy and the status of the "outsider" in both American culture...
Isabel Allende

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History, imagination and memory: Allende states that she does not make a distinction between reality and imagination and then discusses their fusion in her...
Quincy Troupe

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(Getty Series)Troupe, who co-authored the controversial, award-winning autobiography of Miles Davis, speaks about the process of inhabiting another person's memories. He explores music as...
Sandra Cisneros

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(Getty Series) Cisneros describes an autobiographical childhood incident and demonstrates how she transformed it into her most popular short story, "Eleven."