Andrew Boryga on Identity Politics in Publishing

Update: 2025-10-15

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TW Creative Director John Vogel talks with Andrew Boryga, author of the satirical novel Victim. The two talk about the autobiographic backdrop to the novel, balancing creative time with parenthood, and the addictive and distancing natures of social media.

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Andrew Boryga on Identity Politics in Publishing

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Andrew Boryga on Identity Politics in Publishing

Andrew Boryga on Identity Politics in Publishing