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The bestselling author talks about the inspiration behind “Some Like It Lethal,” finally conquering an enemies-to-lovers storyline, and what she’s listening to now.

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The journalist spent years reporting on the lives of four different men, burrowing into the burdensome, complex ideas of masculinity and what they mean for us all.

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Musical director Tim Weil reflects on 30 years of Jonathan Larson’s beloved rock opera, reminiscing on the creativity and passion that cemented the Pulitzer winner’s legacy.