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An interview with Alice Munro begins precisely on time, and always with a quick, friendly, personal exchange of greetings and news. Then we’re off on an odyssey in which a couple of hours fly by as we discuss her stories and how they came...

Alice Munro is widely recognized as being among the greatest living authors writing in English, and her latest volume of stories, just now being released in paperback, inspires, as the title suggests, almost Too Much Happiness—her...

Marilyn Hacker is the author of twelve books of poems, including Names, Essays on Departure, and Desesperanto. Her ten volumes of translations from the French include Vénus Khoury-Ghata’s Nettles and Marie Etienne’s King of a Hundred...

An interview with the VQR contributor about the terrible effects of oil drilling on the Amazon and its inhabitants.

Indie publisher Melville House does it right. Their marketing of Hans Fallada’s Every Man Dies Alone is a prime example.

Like all good writers, he was an inveterate borrower, at times wearing his influences openly.

The iconic death photo of Robert Walser has been artistically reinterpreted many times.

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The West African team—and Africa—is out of the World Cup. But watch out for Africa come 2014.

An interview with the poet, who is a contributor to the latest issue of VQR.