Don Winslow Digs Into Modern Drug War With New Novel ‘The Border’
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Winslow talks about writing a trilogy, the War on Drugs and what’s it like to delve so deeply into the narco world for so long
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Book Review: ‘Black Leopard, Red Wolf’ Turns the Epic Fantasy Novel Inside Out
Posted in: Culture FeaturesMarlon James follows up his Man Booker prizewinner 'A Brief History of Seven Killings' with a stunning, word-drunk take on sword-and-sorcery sagas
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‘It Was A Porn Movie’: Atlantic’s First Female A&R Exec Reveals the Worst of the Music Industry
Posted in: Culture FeaturesNew memoir 'Anything for a Hit' details Dorothy Carvello's experience of toxic work culture during her career as a record executive
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Amber Tamblyn: Inside a #MeToo Advocate’s Novel About Male Sexual Assault
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn her new novel 'Any Man,' Tamblyn writes about a “truly ugly, villainous, almost apparition-type creature” – who also happens to be a woman
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Punk Poet Eileen Myles on Combating Trump, Capitalism With Art
Posted in: Culture FeaturesWith a new generation of fans from Twitter and 'Transparent,' the legendary artist is basking in latest literary renaissance
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How Translating the Stories of Detained Children Explains U.S. Immigrant Crisis
Posted in: Culture Features"I wanted this essay to change the language around how we think about immigration," says writer Valeria Luiselli
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Culture Index: Elif Batuman, New Horror Masterpiece ‘Raw,’ ‘T2’ and More
Posted in: Culture ListsOur weekly look at the movies, TV, books and other assorted cultural offerings our editors can't stop talking about right now
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How Patty Hearst Inspired Joan Didion to Go Back Home to California
Posted in: Culture NewsNew book offers insight into how writer would have covered the bank robbery trial of famous heiress – and why she decided not to
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3 Great New Music Books: Paul Simon, N.W.A, Critic Greg Tate
Posted in: Music NewsFrom Paul Simon playing stickball to the secrets of N.W.A's tour bus, three books this fall promise new insight into long-loved musicians
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Drawing Iraq: Inside Raw War Comic ‘Rolling Blackouts’
Posted in: Culture FeaturesSarah Glidden's new book is equal parts graphic memoir and nonfiction account, and goes behind the scenes to show how journalists cover conflict
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