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Godfrey, Lisa

Biographer Andrew Delbanco on Herman Melville
Biographer Elaine Feinstein on the poet Ted Hughes
An interview with Jonathan Franzen on The Corrections
Jeanette Winterson talks about The Powerbook
Interviews with E.L. Doctorow and Eric Wright
Judith Thurman on the life and work of Colette
A conversation with Pulitzer Prize-winning American poet Mark Strand
Phyllis Grosskurth on her memoir, and Carol Shields on writing for stage and radio
Interviews with author Mordecai Richler and journalist and editor Charles McGrath
Edwidge Danticat on The Farming of Bones
Interviews with British poet James Fenton and American novelist Sue Miller
"West Coast Writers" series, part 4: An interview with British-American poet Denise Levertov. Biographer Brett Millier discusses the life of poet Elizabeth Bishop
Writers & Company: The Halloween Episode
Alice Munro on her new book, Runaway
Geoffrey Wall on the life of the French novelist Gustave Flaubert
Chinese-American writer Ha Jin on his novel Waiting
Jay Parini on American poet Robert Frost
An interview and reading from Canadian author Mavis Gallant
International Short Stories Series, Pt. 1: with Edna O'Brien
Interview with Nobel Laureate Joseph Brodsky, and a discussion on the English language, with Tom McArthur and Jay Ingram
A Mother's Day Special, with Audrey Thomas and Suzanna Walters
"Multicultural Writing" panel with Carmen Rodriguez, Goh Poh Seng, and Jude Narita.. Reading and interview with Patricia Grace

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