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**Bookworm**

Intellectual, accessible, and provocative literary conversations.

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Mona Simpson May 31, 1993

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The Lost Father (Vintage)

For writer Mona Simpson, the search for family is a spiritual quest...

Kate Braverman May 24, 1993

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Wonders Of The West Kate Braverman, a sort of high-priestess of fiction, discusses prose as incantation--an instrument for the transformation of reality.

Dorothy Allison May 17, 1993

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Bastard Out Of Carolina The writer talks about story telling, reality, violence, incest and working-class fiction.

C.E. Poverman May 10, 1993

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Skin The author describes what a short story is, from inspiration to inner meaning.

Wayne Koestenbaum May 03, 1993

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The Queen's Throat The author offers a frilly and brilliant analysis of the relationship between opera and homosexuality.

Michael Annis Apr 26, 1993

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(Editor of Stiletto magazine) Expensive paper, complex typographies and multicolored graphics make Stiletto the most lavish independent literary review published in the United States. Its editor delineates the editorial process.

John Mortimer Apr 19, 1993

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Dunster The beloved author of the Rumpole books tells how he builds his complex plot structures and examines the basic tools of storytelling.

Carol Muske Apr 12, 1993

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Red Trousseau The poet explores new functions for metaphor in modern poetry: Can a poet debunk old, harmful mythologies and invent new, positive ones?

Carol Muske Dukes Apr 05, 1993

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Saving St. Germ

Author Carol Muske-Dukes discusses her humorous novel about a scientist who explores the nature of creation, inspiration, nuclear chemistry and feminism.

Nicholas Meyer Mar 29, 1993

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