Episodes (Page 43)
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'This is Wildfire' offers guidance on managing frequent fires.
Justin Angle
Nick Mott
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Two thrillers question writing from specific racial and identity perspectives.
Joe Ide
R.F. Kuang
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Margot Canaday's 'Queer Career' chronicles LGBTQ+ work history.
Margot Canaday
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'Of White Ashes' is a WWII-era Japanese-American love story.
Constance Hays Matsumoto
Kent Matsumoto
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Russell Moore's 'Losing Our Religion' critiques evangelical Christianity.
Russell Moore
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Lydia Kiesling's 'Mobility' links wealth and climate change.
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Two short story collections focus on the uncanny.
Jamel Brinkley
Steven Millhauser
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Pidgeon Pagonis reclaims intersex identity in 'Nobody Needs to Know'.
Pidgeon Pagonis
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Jimin Han's 'The Apology' features a posthumous resolution.
Jimin Han
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James McBride's 'The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store' is a murder mystery.
James McBride
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Mikhail Zygar's 'War and Punishment' analyzes Russian oppression of Ukraine.
Mikhail Zygar
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Two books reflect on adolescent experiences.
Christine Suggs
Lisa Damour
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Terrance Hayes' poems in 'So to Speak' span history and quarantine.
Terrance Hayes
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C.K. Chau's 'Good Fortune' reimagines 'Pride and Prejudice'.
C.K. Chau
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Politicians' wealth, including Senators Scott and McCaul, is scrutinized.
Matt Lewis
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Ann Patchett's novel 'Tom Lake' is set during 2020 lockdown.
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Two novels feature young men navigating identity and danger.
Max Porter
Stephen Buoro
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Rainn Wilson calls for a spiritual revolution in 'Soul Boom.'
Rainn Wilson
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Miles Morales faces racism and censorship in 'Suspended.'
Jason Reynolds
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Camille Dungy's 'Soil' connects gardening, race, and community.