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Feature An Interview with Ernesto Cardenal The poet and priest Ernesto Cardenal discusses a poetry of useful prophecy By Ronald Christ April 26, 1974 Poetry Economy From the Archives
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Article An Interview with Joyce Carol Oates By Linda Kuehl December 5, 1969 Secularism and Modernity Arts Books Domestic Affairs Fiction From the Archives Media Poetry Profiles Theology
Article An Interview with Jorge Luis Borges The great Spanish-language author talks about his writing process and his outlook on religion. By Patricia Marx and John Simon October 25, 1968 Secularism and Modernity Arts Books Ethics Fiction From the Archives Latin America Media Music Poetry Profiles Web Exclusive
