Kurt Vonnegut’s Atheist Marvels, Just in Time For Christmas
How the Famous Humanist Achieved Transcendence Without God
December 23, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
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Gabrielle Bellot
Gabrielle Bellot is a staff writer for Literary Hub. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The New York Review of Books, The New Yorker, The Paris Review Daily, The Cut, Tin House, The Guardian, Guernica, The Normal School, The Poetry Foundation, Lambda Literary, and many other places. She is working on her first collection of essays and a novel.
The Best Children’s Books Appeal to All Ages
On Elena Ferrante, Anonymity, and Writing Across Generations
December 16, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
What Counts As Transgender Literature?
On the Writing(s) of Kai Cheng Thom, and the Elusiveness of Categories
December 9, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
Finding Empathy in the Face of Hate
Gabrielle Bellot Grapples with Deep American Divisions and Fascism Ascendent
November 30, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
A Young Woman Called Death…
On Neil Gaiman, the Sandman Series, and the Way We Gender the Grim Reaper
November 1, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
Odd, Weird, Scary: 12 Books to Read This Halloween Night
Gabrielle Bellot Goes Beyond the Seasonal Standards
October 31, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
Brit Bennett on Place, Isolation, and What it Means to Be Good
Gabrielle Bellot in conversation with the author of The Mothers
October 14, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
Why Every American Should Read The Reluctant Fundamentalist
Gabrielle Bellot on Radical Difference in the Age of Trump
October 5, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
The Magic of Miyazaki’s Literary Imagination
On Studio Ghibli's Rich Literary DNA
September 9, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
Who Gets to Decide What Counts as “English”?
On Decolonizing Language
August 31, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
Why Calvin and Hobbes is Great Literature
On the Ontology of a Stuffed Tiger and Finding the Whole World in a Comic
July 18, 2016
By Gabrielle Bellot
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