Curtis Sittenfeld on Jane Austen, modern romance and what has (and hasn’t) changed since Regency-era England.

Ask an author: Curtis Sittenfeld

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Teva Harrison on cancer, optimism and how to (gracefully) talk to a person with a terminal illness.

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Set in a fictionalized residential school, Joan Crate’s novel Black Apple folds together faith, tenacity and human fallibility.

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Journalist Rebecca Traister on the price of marriage, deep female friendships and bad sex.

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In his newest novel, the author of The Life of Pi follows three very different men gone wild with grief.

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