There is something about fall that makes me want to disappear into a fantasy world filled with magic, romance and just enough danger to make turning the pages irresistible.
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Check out our interview with Kate O’Shaughnessy, the author of "A Season for Falling."
Patrick Bresnan’s New College of Florida documentary “First They Came For My College” (Harry Hanbury Productions/Otis Lucas Productions) opens with a SCOTUS Justice William O. Douglas quote about the negative impact of the restriction of free thought and free speech and closes with a reminder of the attacks on institutions of higher learning since Trump’s reelection.
Come on in, the water’s fine.
Check out our interview with Helene Wecker, the author of "The Gates of Midnight."
On a recent long trip to Paris, I discovered that sometimes the best travel entertainment is not a serious television series requiring hours of attention.
Some weeks, the best books seem to arrive with exactly the kind of escape we need.
Check out our interview with Patricia Leavy, the author of "Sugar Sand Land."
The next time a straight person says something to you about same-sex marriage or relationships, just steer them towards Joe Swanberg’s “The Sun Never Sets” (IFC/Sapan). The terrible way that these straight characters act toward each other basically gives every queer bond a free pass.
Check out our interview with Suzanne Junered, the author of "Goodnight Monsters."
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