Emily Adrian's new novel, Seduction Theory, tests the limits of a marriage, specifically the marriage of a couple who are colleagues in a creative writing program where their MFA student decides to use them as subjects for her thesis. KMUW's Beth Golay spoke with Adrian about the novel.
Plus more on these stories:
- A development company from Indiana wants to build a $50 million dollar apartment complex along the east bank of the Arkansas River downtown.
- Eagle-Picher is building a second factory in Pittsburg, Kansas, to meet the demand for weapons batteries.
- Communities with more art museums and social groups tend to have better health, according to a University of Kansas Study.
- The Sedgwick County Health Department is hosting an immunization clinic this month along with Wichita Public Schools.
- Both Missouri and Kansas are making progress in fighting antisemitism.
- The Sedgwick County Zoo is mourning the loss of a longtime former director who helped the zoo become world-renowned.
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