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Author Interview with T.C. Boyle

TC Boyle

I can look back and see that right from the beginning my principal concerns have been biological and environmental (my first book, a collection of stories, is called Descent of Man, after all). On the surface, The Tortilla Curtain, may be about illegal immigration from Mexico, but the subtext explores our species’ impact on the environment. And, of course, in 2000, I published A Friend of the Earth, which deals with global warming and the ethics of ecotage.

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How Master Storyteller T.C. Boyle Find His Stories’ Endings

T.C. Boyle’s creative process allows his characters to drive his plot.

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T.C. Boyle to Receive Lifetime Achievement Award

Esteemed American author T.C. Boyle will receive a lifetime achievement award at this year’s Los Angeles Times Festival of Books.

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What Do You Look Forward to Reading in the New Year?

New fiction by David Treuer and TC Boyle made the Huffington Post’s most anticipated reads of 2015.

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