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'He was my best teacher.' Liv Ullmann on the legendary Ingmar Bergman
My grandparents were Nazis.' Novelist Rachel Seiffert mines her family's dark past
Witi Ihimaera and Ali Cobby Eckermann on the power of Indigenous storytelling
Novelist Anuradha Roy explores beauty, violence and power in modern India
Spanish novelist Javier Marías on secrets and betrayal — in politics and fiction
Filmmaker Haifaa Al-Mansour on Mary Shelley, the woman behind Frankenstein
Kei Miller maps the intersections of race, class and privilege in Jamaica
Sherman Alexie on his bittersweet relationship with his mother
British novelist Rose Tremain on love, heroism and the Swiss soul in The Gustav Sonata
Blue Met "Voice and Identity in the America" Panel, with Francisco Goldman, Imbolo Mbue and David Treuer
Anita Desai - winner of the 2017 Blue Metropolis International Literary Festival's Grand Prix
Robert Lepage revisits his childhood during Québec's cultural revolution
French-Syrian cartoonist Riad Sattouf captures his childhood in full colour
Hari Kunzru on racism, politics, and the blues in White Tears
Filmmaker Olivier Assayas on ghosts - real and imagined - in Personal Shopper
Lara Vapnyar on life and death in the age of social media
Adam Hochschild on learning from dark moments in history
Playwright David Hare on why some opinions are better than others
Geoff Dyer on the upside of disappointing travel
You Must Change Your Life': Biographer Rachel Corbett on Rilke and Rodin
Alain Mabanckou on his profound connection to the Republic of the Congo — and his mom
Zadie Smith on dance, Black British identity, and her new novel, Swing Time
Ha Jin on writing in English, why he can't go back to China, and his novel The Boat Rocker
Poet Sharon Olds at the Vancouver Writers Festival
Viet Thanh Nguyen on The Sympathizer