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Eventbrite – Politics and Prose presents Rachel Cohen , AUSTEN YEARS with Claire Messud – Monday, July 20, 2020 – Find event and ticket information,

Claire Messud on her book The Burning Girl

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Listen to Live at Politics and Prose: “Claire Messud: Live at Politics and Prose” on Pandora – Messud’s sixth novel, The Burning Goal, is the story of Cassie and Julia, best friends from nursery school until seventh grade, For Julia, who narrates their experiences, the two are as close as sisters, though their families fail to mesh and the differences between them grow more apparent over time,

P&P Live!: Rachel Cohen

Literature event in Washington D,C, by Politics and Prose Bookstore on Monday, July 20 2020

Live at Politics and Prose Podcast

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The Dream of Pure Expression

Eventbrite – Politics and Prose presents P&P Live! A Conversation with Claire Messud and Maaza Mengiste – Thursday October 15 2020 – Find event and ticket information

P&P Live! A Conversation with Claire

Claire Messud – The Burning Girl

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Messud’s sixth novel, The Burning Goal, is the story of Cassie and Julia, best friends from nursery school until seventh grade, For Julia, who narrates their experiences, the two are as close as sisters, though their families fail to mesh and the differences between them grow more apparent over time, Without Julia to set limits and question plans, Cassie veers into potentially dangerous

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Messud’s sixth novel, The Burning Goal, is the story of Cassie and Julia, best friends from nursery school until seventh grade, For Julia, who narrates their experiences, the two are as close as sisters, though their families fail to mesh and the differences between them grow more apparent over time, Without Julia to set limits and question plans, Cassie veers into potentially dangerous

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The Woman Upstairs – Claire Messud

On this episode of Live at Politics and Prose Claire Messud discusses her new novel The Burning Girl, You can also watch a playlist of videos from other readings that have featured in this

Notes on a Scandal, Claire Messud takes us inside the angry, messy head of a frustrated, middle-aged school teacher,“ I’m not crazy, Angry, yes; crazy, no,” protests The Woman Upstairs Knopf, $25,95, forty-two-year-old Nora Marie Eldridge, a talented artist who has set aside her craft to teach third grade in Cambridge, M,A, When she meets a new student, Reza Shahid, the childless

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Claire Messud – The Burning Girl, Upcoming Event, Sunday, September 10, 2017 – 5:00pm to 6:00pm, Messud’s sixth novel is the story of Cassie and Julia, best friends from nursery school until seventh grade, For Julia, who narrates their experiences, the two are as close as sisters, though their families fail to mesh and the differences between them grow more apparent over time, Without Julia

P&P Live! A Conversation with Claire Messud and Maaza

 · Prose, he says, is purely utilitarian: it is language serving a function, the way walking serves to move a person from one place to another, In prose, words disappear into their meaning and cease to exist on their own account—the aim of language is to be transparent, Poetry, meanwhile, is like dance, a movement that serves no function beyond itself, and indeed calls attention only to itself

Claire Messud is is the author of six works of fiction including the New York Times bestsellers The Emperor’s Children and The Burning Girl,In her fiction, she has specialized in creating unusual female characters with ferocious, imaginative inner lives, Her new book, Kant’s Little Prussian Head and Other Reasons Why I Write, opens a window on Messud’s own life: a peripatetic upbringing

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