Roxane Gay Collaborates with Channing Tatum on Romance Novel 'Down to You'

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Author Roxane Gay is co-writing a romance novel, 'Down to You', with actor Channing Tatum, a project sparked by an Australian journalist's 2015 interview that led to Tatum discovering Gay's work.

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Author Roxane Gay is co-writing a romance novel, 'Down to You', with actor Channing Tatum, a project sparked by an Australian journalist's 2015 interview that led to Tatum discovering Gay's work.

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