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Ursula K. Le Guin: Dictators are Always Afraid of Poets

Ursula K. Le Guin: Dictators are Always Afraid of Poets

On Nature Writing, Technology, and Poetic Form

By David Naimon | April 6, 2018

Meet the Shortlisted Authors for the 2018 Albertine Prize

Meet the Shortlisted Authors for the 2018 Albertine Prize

5 French-Language Writers You Should Know

By Emily Temple | April 6, 2018

See Yoko Tawada and Tatyana Tolstaya Read Their Stories

See Yoko Tawada and Tatyana Tolstaya Read Their Stories

From an Evening at the 92nd Street Y

By Literary Hub | April 6, 2018

How Can We Make the MFA Workshop More Hospitable to Writers of Color?

How Can We Make the MFA Workshop More Hospitable to Writers of Color?

Sabina Murray and Ocean Vuong on Silencing, Compassion, and Pedagogy

By Literary Hub | April 5, 2018

Sloane Crosley on Comedy, Twitter, and the Rise of the Personal Essay

Sloane Crosley on Comedy, Twitter, and the Rise of the Personal Essay

The Author of Look Alive Out There in Conversation with Megan Amram

By Megan Amram | April 4, 2018

Meg Wolitzer Goes <em>To the Lighthouse</em> Again and Again

Meg Wolitzer Goes To the Lighthouse Again and Again

The Author of The Female Persuasion on the Books in Her Life

By Literary Hub | April 4, 2018

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Kevin Killian on Queer Art and Coming of Age in New York

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"I'd rather have a fucked-up paragraph than no paragraph at all."

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Wendy Xu on the Impossible Complexity of Immigrant Love

Wendy Xu on the Impossible Complexity of Immigrant Love

Lives of the Poets: Peter Mishler in Conversation with the Author of Phrasis

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On Writing the Comics—and Queer Characters—We Need

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Interview with a Bookstore: Café Con Libros

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Teju Cole: "We are Made of All the Things We Have Consumed"

The Blind Spot Author on Fragments, Memory, and Creativity

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Shannon Leone Fowler on Traveling After Her Fiancé's Death

Shannon Leone Fowler on Traveling After Her Fiancé's Death

In Conversation with Her Mother, Karen Joy Fowler

By Literary Hub | March 21, 2018

Navigating an Author-Reader Relationship as Father and Son

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