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The recent disintegration of the Soviet Empire has caused not only the redrawing of its geographical borders but has also destabilized its cultural boundaries. Contextualizing Transition offers the reflections by the writers and critics who are reshaping contemporary Russian culture on the negotiations of borders between art and criticism, high and popular culture, visual and verbal media, commercial and state-sponsored publishing, ideological and corporeal identiti… More >>

Contextualizing Transition: Interviews With Contemporary Russian Writers and Critics

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A collection of interviews with Terry Bisson, Marion Zimmer Bradley, John Brunner, Jonathan Carroll, Robert Holdstock, Ellen Kushner, Ursula K. Le Guin, Fritz Leiber, Ray Faraday Nelson, Frederik Pohl, Dan Simmons, Lawrence Watt-Evans, and Gene Wolfe…. More >>

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In this updated collection of interviews with 22 of the most important writers of the English-speaking Caribbean, matters of relevant biography, social and political context, the writer’s attitudes toward language, and his or her agenda as a Caribbean person are explored. Providing more than just a valuable sourcebook for readers of West Indian writing, these interviews are probing, combative, reflective, and absorbing. The writers interviewed include Michael Anthon… More >>

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Contains a selection of the work of women writers from “The Paris Review” interviews.Amazon.com Review
“What is it about interviews that attracts us?” Margaret Atwood asks in her introduction to this collection of 16 interviews from The Paris Review. “Specifically, what is it about interviews with writers?” Women Writers at Work may not answer that question, but it raises many, many more–and allows the writers included in this volume to speak for t… More >>

Women Writers at Work: The Paris Review Interviews

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Contains a selection of the work of women writers from “The Paris Review” interviews.Amazon.com Review
“What is it about interviews that attracts us?” Margaret Atwood asks in her introduction to this collection of 16 interviews from The Paris Review. “Specifically, what is it about interviews with writers?” Women Writers at Work may not answer that question, but it raises many, many more–and allows the writers included in this volume to speak for t… More >>

Women Writers at Work: The Paris Review Interviews

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Contains a selection of the work of women writers from “The Paris Review” interviews.Amazon.com Review
“What is it about interviews that attracts us?” Margaret Atwood asks in her introduction to this collection of 16 interviews from The Paris Review. “Specifically, what is it about interviews with writers?” Women Writers at Work may not answer that question, but it raises many, many more–and allows the writers included in this volume to speak for t… More >>

Women Writers at Work: The Paris Review Interviews

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Contains a selection of the work of women writers from “The Paris Review” interviews.Amazon.com Review
“What is it about interviews that attracts us?” Margaret Atwood asks in her introduction to this collection of 16 interviews from The Paris Review. “Specifically, what is it about interviews with writers?” Women Writers at Work may not answer that question, but it raises many, many more–and allows the writers included in this volume to speak for t… More >>

Women Writers at Work: The Paris Review Interviews