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One of the neat parts of helping to edit & run The Writer has been developing a stable of reliable contributors around the continent who can land interviews with leading authors working in a variety of places and genres. One of our newer go-to interviewers...
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Earlier this year, Hannah Pittard drove from Chicago, where she teaches creative writing at DePaul University, to Milwaukee to promote her debut novel, The Fates Will Find Their Way . She sat down to talk with me about her book and her writing process...
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An Ernest who's way too earnest
I expected to love the latest Woody Allen film, Midnight in Pari s , and wound up just liking it. I may be in the minority here, from what I gather. The wonderful 1920s party scenes and Parisian atmosphere are worth the admission alone, and the film’s...
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