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How J.M. Coetzee wrote His Booker Prize-Winning Book

How J.M. Coetzee wrote His Booker Prize-Winning Book

On the Many False Starts and Revisions to Disgrace

By David Attwell | September 29, 2016

The Grumpy Librarian: If Your Living Room is Carpeted in Thorns...

The Grumpy Librarian: If Your Living Room is Carpeted in Thorns...

Recommendations Weird, Bleak, Hilarious, and Gritty

By Caitlin Goodman | September 27, 2016

Getting Paid for Poetry in the Digital Age

Getting Paid for Poetry in the Digital Age

On Ghost City Press, Micro-Chapbooks, and Donation-Based Models

By Deirdre Coyle | September 22, 2016

What Jane Austen Can Teach Us About Building Suspense

What Jane Austen Can Teach Us About Building Suspense

How to Use Dramatic Irony and Plot Secrets

By Rebecca Smith | September 21, 2016

Ask the Publicists: But What About My Book?

Ask the Publicists: But What About My Book?

Introducing a Monthly Advice Column from Broadside PR

By Literary Hub | September 20, 2016

Fear and Loathing in New England: Lev Grossman Looks Back at His First Novel

Fear and Loathing in New England: Lev Grossman Looks Back at His First Novel

"I wasn’t really a slacker; I was more just a loser."

By Lev Grossman | September 20, 2016

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On the Irresistible Pull of Tidal Metaphors

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Dear Rick Moody: Why Do Men Spinster-bait?

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On the Ongoing Ascendancy of the Very Long Novel

By Joshua Zajdman | September 14, 2016

Wrestling With Writer's Block in the Middle of a Cranberry Bog

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Rosamund Stone Zander on the Writing That Happens When We Don't Know It

By Rosamund Stone Zander | September 14, 2016

Why I'm Starting a Publishing House in Romania

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How to Be a Writer: 10 Tips from Rebecca Solnit

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Teddy Wayne is Worried He Might Be a Fraud

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Some Prefatory Remarks for an Imaginary Reading

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Kate Beaton Applies Her Graphic Genius to the Tyranny of Babies

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The Hark, a Vagrant! Creator Knows Her Audience

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How My Grandmother's Cookbook Made Me a Writer

How My Grandmother's Cookbook Made Me a Writer

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By Michelle Brafman | September 13, 2016

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