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Four-time novelist Calvin Baker felt driven to convey an urgent message in no uncertain, i.e., nonfictional, terms: that only with full integration can the US fulfill its promise of freedom and equality for all. Join us in talking with him this Thursday.
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In 2008, I flew to Alaska to meet the composer John Luther Adams, who was then living in an airy house on the outskirts of Fairbanks. I had recently co…
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Finally, 2020 got something right. On October 8, Louise Glück was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. 
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The transition from Stone’s early, troubled years to those of the acclaimed author whose face graces the covers of both of these books is, despite hims…
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