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Barbara Kingsolver
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The Wall Street Journal has published a review of 'Partita', a new book by acclaimed novelist Barbara Kingsolver. Known for novels such as 'The Poisonwood Bible' and 'Demon Copperfield', Kingsolver is one of the most prominent figures in contemporary American fiction, so any new work from her draws significant attention from readers and critics.
- 2Barbara Kingsolver Discusses New Novel on NPR Book of the Day●NOW PLAYING == NPR Book of the Day: A visit with Barbara Kingsolver: We talk 'Partita,' piano, aging and Appalachia http
NPR's Book of the Day features an interview with author Barbara Kingsolver about her novel 'Partita'. The conversation covers music and the piano, themes of aging, and the book's Appalachian setting. Kingsolver, known for novels rooted in Appalachia, is a prominent figure in American literary fiction, drawing steady attention from readers and public radio audiences.
- 3Barbara Kingsolver discusses music, aging and Appalachia in new interview▼A visit with Barbara Kingsolver: We talk 'Partita,' piano, aging and Appalachia
Author Barbara Kingsolver sat down with NPR to discuss her novel 'Demon Copperhead' follow-up work 'Partita,' her connection to the piano, growing older, and her lifelong ties to Appalachia. The conversation touches on how music shapes her writing and how the region continues to inform her fiction. Readers of literary fiction are following the interview for insight into one of America's most prominent novelists.