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The investigative reporter unpacks the story of an enigmatic, trailblazing surgeon.
The novelist talks hero journeys, Hopi myth, and ayahuasca’s role in self-discovery.
The humorist talks self-discovery, Judaism, and the material left on the cutting-room floor.
The debut novelist and daughter of a World War II POW talks about the importance of resilience on the page and in life.
The novelist talks research, women warriors, and the vagaries of publishing.
The scholar talks addiction, drug policy, and why it’s never a good idea to declare war on a noun.
The prolific novelist talks process, Putin, and why it’s vital to get the book done first.
The Navy veteran talks Admiral Farragut, military women, and the inherent eeriness of midwatch.
