We talk with novelist Terry McMillian, who uses a familiar creative device to help many of her female characters face their fears: reinvention. We saw that play out in her New York Times bestseller "Waiting to Exhale,” and we see it again in her latest novel, "I Almost Forgot About You." Plus, we revisit a conversation with National Book Award winner Ta-Nehisi Coates, who joined us last year following the publication of his essay in The Atlantic, “The Black Family In The Age Of Mass