The path from chick lit to historical fiction was a natural one says Karin Tanabe, author of “The Diplomat’s Daughter” (Atria Books, 2017), set at a Texas internment camp and in the Pacific theater during World War II. “I missed research,” explains the formal journalist, and writing the book provided her the opportunity to do a lot of it.
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David Callahan explores the influence of elite philanthropy on American life in ‘The Givers.’
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The photography icon discusses innovation and inspiration.
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New York Times Company CEO Mark Thompson unpacks political rhetoric in ‘Enough Said.’
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