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Junot Diaz on Slate TV

One of my favorite books this year (and probably all time) was The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Junot Diaz. It’s a fantastic novel that really did deserve the Pulitzer Prize — I’ve been recommending it to everyone I talk to. So, being someone that loves to talk (and write) about writing and [...]

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So I recently finished Jhumpa Lahiri’s Interpreter of Maladies (which was chosen by my readers) and I loved it. So I’m two for two with her after also loving The Namesake. So I was doing some reading about her and found a nice piece on Time about her.
They compare and contrast her with two other [...]

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How I got here: This book has been talked about in a bunch of places, especially the Amazon Book Blog (now Omnivoracious). Díaz wrote one other book, a short-story collection called Drown, which was very well received.
I haven’t really looked forward to sitting down and reading like this in a long time, so this was [...]

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