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Articles with keyword "fiction"

Bram Stoker in 1906

Feature

When Bram Met Walt

By Meredith Hindley

Before conjuring Dracula, Bram Stoker poured his soul out to America's poet.

Asa Carter

Statement

Self-made Man

By Kevin Mahnken

How a strident segregationist transformed into the beloved author of Little Tree.

Wendell Berry

Conversation

Wendell Berry, Landsman

NEH Chairman Jim Leach sits down with writer and farmer Wendell Berry, this year's Jefferson Lecturer.

Curio

Descent into Happiness

American writer Richard Ford discusses The Sportswriter

Stein in France with her longtime friend Bernard Faÿ

Feature

The Strange Politics of Gertrude Stein

By Barbara Will

Was the den mother of modernism a fascist?

John Updike

Conversation

The Artist as Showman

Jefferson Lecturer John Updike talks with NEH Chairman Bruce Cole about his writing, the "gorgeous creatures" of modernism, and much else.

Curio

Them Is Fightin' Words

By Steve Moyer

An attempt at summing up NEH-funded Daniel Justin Herman’s intriguing Hell on the Range (Yale University Press, 2010) could wind up sounding like an allegory: Into Pleasant Valley there once