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The Moon is for Tourists: 'PW' Talks with Andy Weir
Weir follows his bestselling debut, 'The Martian,' with 'Artemis' (Crown, Nov.), a near-future novel set on the moon’s first and only colony.
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Jennifer Egan in the City That Never Sleeps
In her latest novel, 'Manhattan Beach,' Jennifer Egan recreates the New York of the 1930s and ’40s.
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Spotlight on Larry Correia
In the fantasy anthology Monster Hunter Files, Correia invites other writers to interpret the world of Monster Hunter International, and takes readers of his beloved series on a trip through history (Sponsored)
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Susan Henderson's Small Town Blues
The author sets her novel 'The Flicker of Old Dreams' in a Montana town shaped by a past tragedy.
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The Past Intrudes on Roddy Doyle's Present
In his new novel, 'Smile,' Doyle takes on midlife and memories of clerical child abuse in Ireland.
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Spotlight on Andrea Jarrell
In her searing memoir of a traumatic past overcome, Jarrell offers readers hope and a spellbinding story. (Sponsored)
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Peter Manseau's Ghost Story
The author's latest history, 'The Apparitionists,' is a lyrical, multithreaded work of historical storytelling.
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Spotlight on Six Contemporary Chinese Fiction Writers
This is a powerful moment in Chinese literature: Contemporary writers are wrestling with the complex legacies of China’s past and its changing present. To show the breadth of contemporary Chinese fiction, we’ve selected six authors to profile
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Home Away from Home with Nicole Krauss
The author's fourth novel, 'Forest Dark,' tackles questions of faith, identity, and anxiety in a city rich in all three: Tel Aviv.
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Helen Benedict, Scribe of Women and War
'Wolf Season,' the second book in Benedict’s Iraq War trilogy, traces the effects of the war on three women in upstate New York.
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