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No One is Writing the Real West Virginia

No One is Writing the Real West Virginia

Why Rural Lives and Literature are in Crisis

By Matthew Neill Null | May 9, 2016

Motherhood vs. Art: There Is No Wrong Choice

Motherhood vs. Art: There Is No Wrong Choice

On Having a Child as a Working Writer

By Diana Abu-Jaber | May 6, 2016

Love is Boring and Hard to Write About, And Yet...

Love is Boring and Hard to Write About, And Yet...

Lydia Millet on Why Hate Is Juicy and Love Is Dry

By Lydia Millet | May 5, 2016

The Perpetual Solitude of the Writer

The Perpetual Solitude of the Writer

Adam Haslett on Exploring Intimacy Through Fictional Characters

By Adam Haslett | May 3, 2016

Novel? Screenplay? Comic? How to Choose the Right Medium For Your Story

Novel? Screenplay? Comic? How to Choose the Right Medium For Your Story

Ken Pisani on Writing Across Disciplines

By Ken Pisani | May 3, 2016

How Billy Joel Taught Me To Write

How Billy Joel Taught Me To Write

Benjamin Wood Offers a Thoughtful and Irony-Free Appreciation of the Piano Man

By Benjamin Wood | May 2, 2016

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Infiltrating Literature's Secret Societies

By Tobias Carroll | April 29, 2016

How Mapping Alice Munro's Stories Helped Me As a Writer

By Elizabeth Poliner | April 27, 2016

On the Heartbreaking Difficulty of Getting Rid of Books

By Summer Brennan | April 26, 2016

How to Write Teen Girl Characters

How to Write Teen Girl Characters

Nora Zelevansky Interviews Teens, Learns Some New Hip Tricks

By Nora Zelevansky | April 20, 2016

Discovering What AWP is Truly About

Discovering What AWP is Truly About

Beyond the Panels, the Parties, and the Photos

By Marie Myung-Ok Lee | April 20, 2016

Why Where We Write Matters

Why Where We Write Matters

Tanaz Bhathena on Her Understanding of Home,
from Bombay to Bilimora

By Tanaz Bhathena | April 20, 2016

The Perks of Getting Lost at the London Book Fair

The Perks of Getting Lost at the London Book Fair

Marta Bausells on Impersonators, Rapid Fire Rights-Dealing, and "Shakespeariences"

By Marta Bausells | April 19, 2016

Librarian Confidential: Alexander Lent

Librarian Confidential: Alexander Lent

The Only Library with Owls, Snakes, and Tai Chi Classes

By Literary Hub | April 19, 2016

Poetry Podcasts Are Back

Poetry Podcasts Are Back

Two New Poetry Podcasts With Poems, Interviews & Real Talk

By Adam Fitzgerald | April 18, 2016

Why My Novel Uses Untranslated Chinese

Why My Novel Uses Untranslated Chinese

Esmé Weijun Wang on commiting to the possibility of being unintelligible

By Esmé Weijun Wang | April 12, 2016

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