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The Power and Range of the Graphic Novel-Memoir

Graphic novelists like Alison Bechdel, Art Spiegelman and Marjane Satrapi push the limits of the form with illustrated memoir.(READ MORE)

Summer Reading with The Moth Storytelling Series Podcast Get more out of your summer beach reads by listening to The Moth podcasts, including recordings by the authors of...
Some Ground Control for the Mercury Seven: The Astronaut Wives Club In The Astronaut Wives Club, Lily Koppel describes the club that formed among the seven wives of the Mercury Seven....
The Tics and Triumphs of the World’s Strongest Librarian The World's Strongest Librarian is about the life of Josh Hanagarne, a Salt Lake City librarian diagnosed with Tourette's...

Duh Nuh…Duh Nuh: The Terrifying Debut of Jaws, This Week in History On June 20, 1975, Steven Spielberg's "Jaws" was released in theaters. The movie, adapted from a 1973 Peter Benchley...
Dr. Dre Asked to Score Nina Simone Biopic, the Life of Patrick Leigh Fermor, and More The story of Bob Dylan's closest confidant, Victor Maymudes, will be told by Maymudes's son; funk pioneer George...
That Awkward Stage: 5 Memoirs That Won’t Make You Miss Adolescence These five memoirs trek deep into the heart of teenage-hood, and find hilarity and heartbreak along the journey....

The Power of Parting Words: A Chat with Dennis Johnson The power of famous last words is all around us -- "Rosebud," "Here's Looking at You Kid." Dennis Johnson, co-founder...
Behind the Books with Julie Kavanagh, Author of The Girl Who Loved Camellias In this installment of Behind the Books, Julie Kavanagh of The Girl Who Loved Camellias tells us about her inspirations...
Reading My Father: Q&A With William Styron’s Daughter Alexandra on His Birthday William Clark Styron, Jr., the Pulitzer-winning author of books including Sophie's Choice and Lie Down in Darkness,...