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Wachtel, Eleanor

Daniel Alarcón on At Night We Walk in Circles
Kamila Shamsie on her novel A God in Every Stone
Fred D'Aguiar on Children of Paradise
A conversation with Luis Alberto Urrea, live onstage
Yiyun Li on Kinder Than Solitude
Helen Oyeyemi on Boy, Snow, Bird
Ece Temelkuran on Deep Mountain
Brazil Inside Out, Pt. 5: with Karim Aïnouz and Michel Laub
Brazil Inside Out, Pt. 4: with Luís Fernando Veríssimo
Brazil Inside Out, Pt. 3: with Bernardo Carvalho and Roberta Estrela D'Alva
Brazil Inside Out, Pt. 2: with José Padilha
Brazil Inside Out, Pt. 1: with Ana Maria Machado and Sérgio Rodrigues
Moshid Hamid on How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia
Emmanuel Carrère on Lives Other Than My Own
Rabih Alameddine on An Unnecessary Woman
A conversation with Icelandic author Sjón
Satirist Gary Shteyngart on Little Failure
James McBride on The Good Lord Bird
Amy Tan on The Valley of Amazement
Malcom Gladwell on David and Goliath
Edwidge Danticat on Claire of the Sea Light
Rupert Thomson on his novel Secrecy
Scottish-Sierra Leonian author Aminatta Forna on The Hired Man
Irish author Roddy Doyle on The Guts
Richard Sennett on Together

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