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""Tony Cannella / 1977""; ""Jay Parini Interview with Don Swaim""; ""Don Swaim / 1990""; ""Interview with Chris Bohjalian""; ""Chris Bohjalian / 1997""; ""Jay Parini Interview: Robert Frost: A Life""; ""Brian Lamb / 1999""; ""An Interview with Jay Parini""; ""Paul Holler / 2006""; ""Writer's Craft: Floating Ideas with Literary Legend Jay Parini""; ""Mike Ives / 2007""; ""Jay Parini's The Last Station: Tolstoy's Final Year""; ""Ramona Koval / 2007""; ""Jay Parini on Why Poetry Matters"" 327 $a""Mitch Wertlieb / 2008""""The Books That Changed America""; ""Tom Ashbrook / 2008""; ""After Words: Jay Parini, Promised Land""; ""Sam Tanenhaus / 2008""; ""Interview with Jay Parini""; ""Shelagh Shapiro / 2010""; ""Reflections on Biographical Fiction""; ""Michael Lackey / 2012""; ""The Uses of History in the Biographical Novel: A Conversation with Jay Parini, Bruce Duffy, and Lance Olsen""; ""Michael Lackey / 2012""; ""Self-Interview: JP talks to Jay Parini""; ""Jay Parini / 2013""; ""Index""; 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But he has also published numerous volumes of poetry; biographies of William Faulkner, Robert Frost, and John Steinbeck; novels; and literary and cultural criticism. Parini's work is valuable not just because of its high quality and intellectual range. It is crucial for understanding late-20th and early-21st century literature more generally, as Parini not only engages in a lively conversation with other prominent writers, but also was close friends with so many of these authors. He has openly written poems in conversation with such writers as Robert Penn Warren, Gore Vidal, Jorge Luis Borges, and others. He has had an ongoing conversation with many literary friends over the years--Alastair Reid, Seamus Heaney, Anne Stevenson, Ann Beattie, Julia Alvarez, Peter Ackroyd, A.N. Wilson, and countless others. His life often seems like a seminar table, with friends gathered, talking, trading stories. 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