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The award-winning writer talks sexuality, race, and letting readers experience his work without authorial interference.

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After escaping from prison, three people from different centuries run from the religious zealot who pursues them.

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The librettist, composer, and music director of the Parable of the Sower opera shares her thoughts on Octavia E. Butler's legacy and the potential of theater to activate change.

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One of Octavia E. Butler's editors shares how a new opera highlights the prescience and beauty of the late author's dystopian masterpiece.