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Afternoon Bites: Talking Wallace Stevens, Karen Russell Interviewed, John Freeman on Fiction, Karen Joy Fowler Revisited, and More

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Karen Russell on her MacArthur fellowship, celebrating the 90th birthday of Wallace Stevens’s Harmonium, catching up with John Freeman, and more.

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  • Fact, Fiction, and “Fights!”: On Scott McClanahan’s New Book
  • An Excerpt From Jaime Parker Stickle’s “Take Hart”
  • A Technologist’s Nightmare: On Paul Tremblay’s “Dead But Dreaming of Electric Sheep”
  • Who Gets to Tell Their Story? An Interview About Minor Figures in Famous People’s Lives With Julie Buntin 

Sunday Stories

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Essays

  • Nostalgia, A Cautionary Tale
  • Searching for Kishke King
  • The Final Nightingale (Farewell to Nedra Talley)
Sackett Street Writers Workshop
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