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Ari Braverman

Alex Mar: Okay, Someone’s Making a Blood Offering

Interview, Room 220 by Ari Braverman

Alex Mar’s new book, Witches of America, is a search for meaning, esoteric and otherwise. She takes her reader on a spiritual cross-country road trip from the Bay Area of California to New Orleans, from the prairies of the …

Francine Prose

Interview, Room 220 by Ari Braverman

I was late telephoning Francine Prose. Thrilled by (and not a little nervous about) our impending conversation, I forgot that New York operates one full hour ahead of New Orleans. Thus I returned home from the store to a missed …

No One Lines Up That Simply

Interview, Room 220 by Ari Braverman

{From Press Street’s Room 220}

Sheila Heti’s third book, How Should a Person Be? is about Sheila. The character is a Toronto-based writer grappling with a play she can’t seem to finish, stuck in a marriage that stifles her. …

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