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INTERVIEW: Karoline Kamel deconstructs all stereotypes – Reviews – Books

  With a cover that resembles the box of a famous Cairo cupcake chain, Karoline Kamel offers a complex text that is nothing like the predictable simplicity of a cupcake. Kamel offers an intimate account which is not necessarily autobiographic but is certainly revealing of the big and small questions that Kamel shares with other …

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‘Your dysfunctional family is the source of all your stories’: Author-translator-poet Jerry Pinto

Jerry Pinto is the proverbial writer who needs no introduction. He has written books for adults and children, poetry, edited several anthologies of fiction and nonfiction, and translates into English from Marathi, Konkani, and Hindi. He was awarded the Sahitya Akademi Award in 2016 for his debut novel Em and the Big Hoom. The novel …

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Ruth Ozeki, winner of the 2022 Women’s Prize for Fiction

Ruth Ozeki is a novelist, director – and Zen Buddhist priest. Her books are beloved because they address issues of science and technology, religion, environmental politics, and popular culture using unique and hybrid storytelling styles. Her debut novel, My Year of the Flesh was published in 1998. Her third novel, A story for the times …

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An interview with a vampire producer teases the future of the Anne Rice adaptation

Anne Rice’s Interview with a Vampire was a huge hit for AMC. The series, inspired by Rice’s novel of the same name, recently wrapped up its first season with the reveal of vampire Armando as the story prepares to jump to Europe in the already announced second season, meaning fans have plenty more to look …

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Interview: Julia May Jonas on how faith and the church formed the basis of your personal exegesis

What a year 2022 was for writer Julia May Jonas. In February, Simon & Schuster published her widely acclaimed debut novel, Vladimir. Lincoln Center Theater LCT3 is now presenting the world premiere of her play Your own personal exegesislasts until December 31. Here he tells us about this new work, which our critic called “a …

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