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#TrumpBookReport:
Donald Trump's debate answers have spawned a hashtag that suggests what Trump
might write if he were reviewing classic books.
Sarah Jessica
Parker on Her New Imprint: The actress speaks about her new
imprint at Hogarth, SJP, where she plans to find and publish three to four new
novels per year.
Joyce Carol
Oates Remembers Thom Jones: On the writer whose stories on
boxing, crime, and the Vietnam War "thrummed with his distinctive,
idiosyncratic voice."
The Curse Words
of Charles Dickens: How the 19th Century's great English
novelist rejected the easily-offended Victorians and their social norms with
subtlety.
John Irving
Interviews Nathan Hill: The authors discuss Hill’s debut work,
his love of dysfunction, and why to think about writing the way you think about
keeping a garden.
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