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Nancy Colier, author of the new book "Can't Stop Thinking," shares how people can liberate themselves from obsessive rumination.

Andy Weir returns with new sci-fi thriller "Project Hail Mary," and Julianna Margulies opens up in new memoir "Sunshine Girl."

A Latino family's love — and dysfunction in Kirstin Valdez Quade's 'The Five Wounds' Raul A. Reyes © Provided by NBC News When Kirstin Valdez Quade was first published in the prestigious magazine The New Yorker, she excitedly relayed the news to her grandmother in New Mexico. “I was so excited and proud,” she recalled, “and my grandmother’s response was, ‘That’s wonderful. I love New York!'” Later, they read her story together and her grandmother remarked, “I didn’t know you knew so many bad words.” Now, Quade is out with her first novel, “The Five ...

April 29 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Virtual Originally from New Mexico, Collected Works bookseller alumna, current Princeton University professor, and National Book Critics Circle Award winner Kirsten Valdiz Quade will discuss her book The Five Wounds with author and activist Denise Chávez. Quade’s penetrating debut novel (expanded from a story in Night at the Fiestas) tells of a man’s quest for self-acceptance through the metaphor of the five wounds Jesus suffered during crucifixion. In the New Mexico village of Las Penas, Amadeo Padilla, an unemployed alcoholic, has been tapped to play Jesus ...

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