Episodes (Page 54)
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Jon Meacham's 'And There Was Light' examines Lincoln's views on slavery and religion.
Jon Meacham
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Megan Miranda's 'The Last to Vanish' is set in the North Carolina woods.
Megan Miranda
Owen King
Stephen King
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Annie Proulx's 'Fen, Bog & Swamp' focuses on the importance of wetlands.
Annie Proulx
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Fatimah Asghar's 'When We Were Sisters' depicts orphanhood.
Fatimah Asghar
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Geena Davis' memoir 'Dying of Politeness' details her journey to confidence.
Geena Davis
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April Ryan's 'Black Women Will Save the World' honors trailblazers.
April Ryan
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Linda Ronstadt's 'Feels Like Home' explores food and border life.
Jacques Pepin
Linda Ronstadt
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Emiko Jean's 'Mika in Real Life' explores parental bonds and identity.
Emiko Jean
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Andrew Sean Greer's 'Less is Lost' follows Arthur Less on a van tour.
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Constance Wu's 'Making a Scene' recounts sexual harassment and abuse.
Constance Wu
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Celeste Ng's 'Our Missing Hearts' is set in a dystopian America.
Celeste Ng
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Namwali Serpell's 'The Old Drift' explores immigrant identity in Zambia.
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Brandon Kyle Goodman's 'You Gotta Be You' promotes self-acceptance.
Brandon Kyle Goodman
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Rob Roth's 'WARHOLCAPOTE' uses found tapes of Warhol and Capote.
Rob Roth
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Anthony Christian Ocampo's 'Brown and Gay in LA' interviews gay sons of immigrants.
Anthony Christian Ocampo
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Thomas Ricks' book 'Waging a Good War' uses military strategy to explain the Civil Rights Movement.
Thomas Ricks
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Hua Hsu discusses his memoir 'Stay True' about a formative, tragically cut-short college friendship.
Hua Hsu
Kamala Shamsie
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Dick Ebersol co-created 'Saturday Night Live' and created 'Sunday Night Football'.
Dick Ebersol
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Randall Munroe answers absurd questions with science in 'What If? 2'.
Randall Munroe
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Kwame Alexander's novel 'The Door of No Return' addresses the history of slavery for young readers.
Kwame Alexander