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…of establishment media. He lives in California and calls himself “a writer in exile” because he finds it easier to be published abroad. Now 84, The New Yorker magazine positioned…

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…genre fiction, a combination of mystery, thriller, police procedural and absurdist comedy,” said Anisfield-Wolf Juror Joyce Carol Oates. Registration for this event is FREE. VIP tickets are also available for purchase….

…Arts from the MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College. He is also a graduate of the Cave Canem Workshop. His first book, Rise, won the PEN Oakland/Josephine Miles…

…and tormenting trial before the McCarthy committee. Even when he was doing hackwork, the true artist in Hughes created in his Simple stories a beloved character kept brilliantly alive. This…

…Paton, who eventually left his job to write full time, also became a political activist. In 1953 he helped found the Liberal Party, of which he was the first president….

…University’s School of Music, in 1930 she spent time in Paris, France, where she studied music and French at the Sorbonne. That same year she entered Oberlin College in Ohio,…

Mohsin Hamid was born in Lahore, Pakistan. After completing his schooling in Pakistan, Hamid attended Princeton University, where he graduated summa cum laude with a degree from the Woodrow Wilson…

…lives in a climate where nonconformity is forbidden, where the white man is not free, where he does not dare to express a deviating opinion without looking over his shoulder.”…

…a tense visit, the first since an earlier estrangement shattered the family. The story’s ironies—You could totally exploit the Vietnamese thing, says a fellow student to Nam—are masterfully controlled by…

…and participated in the confrontations that were essential to the success of protest movements. Using oral histories and extensive archival research, George Lipsitz examines the culture of opposition through the…

…the Buffalo Trust, a foundation committed to preserving Native American culture. His writing emphasizes the radical mystery of nature, and he believes that “the highest human purpose is to reinvent…

…During recent years he has been primarily involved with the scientific study of moral sensitivity. One phase of this research involves a comprehensive re-evaluation of the work of Darwin, Kant,…

…daily newspaper, Narodni Glas (The Voice of the Nation), that was published in New York. As an American soldier he participated in combat on the Western front during the First…

…the map,” Brown writes, “the insurrection appears to have been the product of genuine strategic intelligence, one that utilized Jamaica’s distinctive geography and aimed toward the creation of alternative societies.”…

…yard shows A guided walk through the farm’s cultivated grounds — Registration is free but required. There will be a standby line at the venue; if there is available space,…

…the reader into the lives of Erica Drake and Marc Reiser, whose two worlds are separated by families and conventions. Here is the story of a man and woman who…

…with the Black corpse beside her, she seems to have died of fright. As two wise-cracking detectives wade into this murk, they realize the bonus corpse bears a striking resemblance…

…notes Annette Gordon-Reed, an Anisfield-Wolf winning historian, “is a brilliant exercise in historical excavation and recovery, a successful strike against the traditional archives’ erasure of the lives of enslaved African-American…

…time from her home in Washington DC.  The Boys in the Light follows the parallel journeys of Company D and Eddie Willner, the author’s father, as they are caught up…