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Interviews

Michael Wolff

Why Trump's Epstein problem won't go away

James Surowiecki

July 24, 2025

Shakespeare and Company Interviews

Neige Sinno

The writer on Sad Tiger and the stories we live by

Adam Biles

September 29, 2025

Shakespeare and Company Interviews

Miriam Toews

The author of A Truce That Is Not Peace on how writing resembles loss

Adam Biles

November 12, 2025

Shakespeare and Company Interviews

David Szalay

The author of Flesh on moral murkiness, physical agency, and why the body knows things the mind doesn't

Adam Biles

March 5, 2026

Shakespeare and Company Interviews

Arundhati Roy

The author on how making sense of violence made her a writer

Adam Biles

April 30, 2026

Folio

AI and the Future of Writing

A roundtable of authors discuss the ramifications for art—and life.

Ayad Akhtar,

Daniel Kehlmann,

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Meghan O’Rourke

June 8, 2026