Cover StoryFranzen's 'Freedom' rings trueNine years have passed since the publication of Jonathan Franzen’s monumental novel The Corrections. That book, a National Book Award winner, remains one of the best and most popular American works of literary fiction of this new century. And it casts a long shadow over any piece of fiction Franzen subsequently chooses to write. Read More… |
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Author InterviewsThe blessings of a blended family NPR host shares his story of adoptionInterview by Jay MacDonaldSince Scott Simon has chronicled the American experience for years as the host of NPR’s “Weekend Edition,” it seems only fitting that he… Read More…Life behind a locked doorEmma Donoghue's new novel is a tour de forceInterview by Katherine WyrickImagine living within the confines of a 12x12 room, the only natural light coming from a skylight, a television your only link to the outside… Read More… |
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FeaturesLeader of the packFeature by Linda CastellittoWe’ve all worked for bosses we remember with gratitude, even fondness—and for bosses upon whom we’ve wished all manner of ills. And who… Read More…Settings change, but faith remainsFeature by Dee Ann GrandGood Christian fiction does what all great fiction does—it introduces us to characters and stories that make us think, feel and reflect. And… Read More… |
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