Episodes (Page 40)
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C Pam Zhang discusses her dystopian novel 'Land of Milk and Honey'.
C Pam Zhang
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Naomi Oreskes discusses 'The Big Myth' with Scott Tong.
Erik M. Conway
Naomi Oreskes
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Nathan Hill's "Wellness" explores marriage, parenthood, and polyamory over twenty years.
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Susan Kuklin's "Beyond Magenta" features six trans and nonbinary teens.
Maia Kobabe
Susan Kuklin
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Art Spiegelman's "Breakdowns" is reissued with new insights.
Art Spiegelman
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George M. Johnson's memoir "All Boys Aren't Blue" details queer Black boyhood.
George M. Johnson
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Jerry Craft's "New Kid" follows a Black seventh grader at a new school.
Jerry Craft
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Ashley Hope Pérez's "Out of Darkness" explores segregation and a forbidden love.
Ashley Hope Perez
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Hila Blum's "How to Love Your Daughter" tests a mother-daughter bond.
Hilda Blum
William Landay
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Lang Leav's "Others Were Emeralds" is a coming-of-age story in Australia.
Lang Leav
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Sandeep Jauhar's memoir "My Father's Brain" details his father's Alzheimer's.
Sandeep Jauhar
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Anne Enright's "The Wren, The Wren" centers on a poet's legacy.
Anne Enright
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Simon Schama's "Foreign Bodies" traces pandemic history and vaccine hesitancy.
Simon Schama
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Two books examine Afghan women's lives post-American withdrawal.
Homeira Qaderi
Malaina Kapoor
Mitchell Zuckoff
Sola Mahfouz
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Matthew McConaughey's children's book "Just Because" explores life's contradictions.
Matthew McConaughey
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Jillian and Mariko Tamaki's "Roaming" is a graphic novel about friendship.
Jillian Tamaki
Mariko Tamaki
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Judy Rakowsky's "Jews in the Garden" uncovers Holocaust-era truths.
Judy Rakowsky
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Héctor Tobar's "Our Migrant Souls" examines Latino identity construction.
Hector Tobar
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Lauren Groff's "The Vaster Wilds" is inspired by captivity narratives.
Lauren Groff
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Alice Carrière's memoir "Everything/Nothing/Someone" tackles memory and mental health.
Alice Carriere