Episodes (Page 18)
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Aisling Rawle's 'The Compound' uses reality TV as a dystopian setting.
Aisling Rawle
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Biographies explore fashion revolutionaries Claire McCardell and Virgil Abloh.
Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson
Robin Givhan
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Congress voted to eliminate government funding for public media.
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Carol Moseley Braun's memoir 'Trailblazer' details her historic Senate career.
Carol Moseley Braun
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Liane Moriarty's 'Here One Moment' explores mortality and fate.
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Michael Shaikh's 'The Last Sweet Bite' documents how conflict changes cuisine.
Michael Shaikh
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Ann Patchett's 'Tom Lake' features a mother sharing a seminal summer.
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New books address protecting the Amazon rainforest and Hawaii's ecosystems.
Alessandra Sampaio
Jonathan Watts
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Hal Ebbott's 'Among Friends' explores the rupture of long-standing friendships.
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David Litt's memoir 'It's Only Drowning' finds common ground through surfing.
David Litt
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Peter Mendelsund's 'Weepers' features professional mourners.
Peter Mendelsund
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Ta-Nehisi Coates reflects on the 10th anniversary of 'Between the World and Me'.
Ta-Nehisi Coates
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Kevin Kwan discusses 'Sex and Vanity,' exploring biracial identity and a Europe/U.S. trilogy.
Kevin Kwan
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Emma Straub's 'All Adults Here' delves into messy family dynamics and love.
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Bonnie Garmus' 'Lessons in Chemistry' features a female chemist in the 1960s.
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Caroline O'Donoghue's 'The Rachel Incident' centers on messy early-20s friendships and love.
Caroline O'Donoghue
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Emily Henry's 'Funny Story' examines the lives of characters left behind in rom-coms.
Emily Henry
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Damon Young's 'That's How They Get You' is an anthology of comedic essays.
Damon Young
Dennard Dayle
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Jo Harkin's 'The Pretender' fictionalizes a peasant learning he's heir to England's throne.
Jo Harkin
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James Kimmel Jr.'s 'The Science of Revenge' argues humans are hardwired for payback.
James Kimmel Jr