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In 'The Kingmaker,' romantic sparks fly at a pipeline protest

10 min•1 juni 2023

Kennedy Ryan's The Kingmaker portrays two seemingly opposite characters – a Yavapai-Apache activist and the heir to an oil fortune – falling in love, and dealing with the complicated fallout of their differences. In today's episode, Ryan speaks with NPR's Chloe Veltman about how she approached writing an indigenous character and community she herself is not a part of, and how powerful storytellers like Shonda Rhimes and Ava DuVernay inspire her own work.

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Journalist Jodi Kantor and happiness expert Arthur Brooks on how to find purpose

21 aug.•20 min

In 'The Foursome,' conjoined twins marry two sisters — and that's just the beginning

20 aug.•9 min

Andy Weir reveals his fun and frantic creative process behind 'Project Hail Mary'

19 aug.•12 min

'The Correspondent' is an epistolary novel, but can letters tell the whole story?

18 aug.•12 min

'This is Where the Serpent Lives' is a sprawling debut novel set in modern Pakistan

17 aug.•9 min

'Cloudthief' and 'Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep' are novels that center tech

15 aug.•22 min

In 'Hinterlands,' Hannah Lucinda Smith warns not to overlook conflict at the fringes

13 aug.•9 min

Authors Annie Hartnett and Kevin Wilson on writing road trip novels

12 aug.•9 min

Political strategist Ben Wikler on how Democrats can regain ground

11 aug.•9 min

'Etna' author Paul Yoon on narrating war through a dog's eyes

10 aug.•7 min

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