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Celebrating a Literary Giant: The 50th anniversary of C.S. Lewis’s Death

By Victoria Fleischer

C.S. Lewis constructed the world of "Narnia" through seven novels, the most recognizable of which is "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe." Even today, Gregory Maguire, author of the bestselling "Wicked," gets lost in C.S. Lewis' world of Narnia.

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Nov 20

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New play looks beyond war headlines to tell story of ‘Love in Afghanistan’

New play looks beyond war headlines to tell story of 'Love in Afghanistan'…

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Nov 15

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How many more $100 million ‘pictures’ can the art market absorb?

By Victoria Fleischer

Bidding representatives speak on the phone with their clients during an auction at Sotheby's on Wednesday in New York City. Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images Even for the high stakes world of fine art auctions, $1.8 billion dollars is a…

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Nov 15

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Ann Patchett gets personal in her new collection of essays, ‘This is the Story of a Happy Marriage’

By Victoria Fleischer

// Ann Patchett reflects on fiction version nonfiction and the state of books today in a conversation with chief arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown. "Nonfiction is easy and fiction is hard." That's according to Ann Patchett, author of "Bel Canto" and…

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Nov 14

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For ‘Portrait of Julia,’ Robert MacNeil paints art-full tale

In his latest novel, NewsHour's own Robert MacNeil revisits a character he created 20 years ago: a young widow and painter living in post-WWI Canada. Jeffrey Brown sits down with MacNeil to discuss his use of art to frame "Portrait…

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Nov 14

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Robert MacNeil explores one woman’s cultural awakening in his new novel ‘Portrait of Julia’

By Victoria Fleischer

Set in 1920 Halifax, "Portrait of Julia" follows Julia Robertson, the young war widow featured in the bestselling book "Burden of Desire." In his fourth novel, Robert MacNeil, longtime anchor and executive editor of the PBS NewsHour, Julia ventures out…

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Nov 12

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Writings on the Wall: Before graffiti became a global language

By Colleen Shalby

New York City graffiti exhibit, "Write of Passage," tells the story of graffiti's history, a movement that started in the middle of a big city and grew to become a globally cultural phenomenon.

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Nov 11

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Booker Prize winner Catton finds harmony in novel’s mix of mystery and astrology

Booker Prize winner Catton finds harmony in novel's mix of mystery and astrology…

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Nov 11

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Author Eleanor Catton reads from the 2013 Man Booker Prize-winning novel ‘The Luminaries’

By Victoria Fleischer

Eleanor Catton reads an excerpt from “The Luminaries” at the PBS NewsHour studios. Eleanor Catton started writing “The Luminaries” when she was 25. At 28, she is now the youngest author to ever win the Man Booker Prize…

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Nov 08

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‘The Wire’ writer George Pelecanos explores urban life, the trauma of war in ‘The Double’

By Victoria Fleischer

// George Pelecanos talks to chief arts correspondent Jeffrey Brown about his new book "The Double." An award-winning crime fiction writer, George Pelecanos recently published the second installment in his new series featuring private eye Spero Lucas. "The…

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