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Sarudzayi Barnes was born in Zimbabwe and was a student at Domboramavara Primary School before going on to Monte Cassino Mission and Harare High School. She is currently studying Law with the University of London.She runs a publishing company, The

Sue Moorcroft was born in Germany and spent much of her childhood in Cyprus and Malta.In addition to teaching creative writing classes, she has written and published five novels, among them, Uphill All the Way (Transita, 2005); A Place To

Author Kathy-Diane Leveille is a former broadcast journalist with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBS) and is a member of Sisters in Crime; International Thriller Writers; Kiss of Death RWA and Crime Writers of Canada.Her short story collection, Roads Unravelling (Sumach

Lawyer and author, E. R. Fussell was born in Peru to American citizens and moved back to the United States at the age of five.He received his law degree from Loyola Law School in Los Angeles and began practicing law

Ivor W. Hartmann is a Zimbabwean writer, visual artist and literary activist. He is also editor-in-chief of StoryTime, an ezine that seeks to showcase new African writing.In this interview, Hartmann talks about the ezine and about how it is being

By Colm TóibínAlice in Jamesland: The Story of Alice Howe Gibbens Jamesby Susan E. GunterHouse of Wits: An Intimate Portrait of the James Familyby Paul Fisher At the end of R.W.B. Lewis's The Jameses: A Family Narrative there is an

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By Helen EpsteinDreams from the Monster Factory: A Tale of Prison, Redemption and One Woman's Fight to Restore Justice to Allby Sunny Schwartz, with David Boodell America's prison system is in a dire state. Some 2.3 million people in this

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By George Soros Following are excerpts from a symposium on the economic crisis presented by The New York Review of Books and PEN World Voices at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on April 30. The participants were former senator Bill

By Martin FillerPicasso: Mosqueterosan exhibition, curated by John Richardson, at the Gagosian Gallery, New York City, March 26â€"June 6, 2009 The popular mythology of creative genius depends on beloved stereotypes of the artist in youth and old age: the misunderstood