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On Bad B&Bs, Writing As a Single-Parent, and the Presidential Elections

On Bad B&Bs, Writing As a Single-Parent, and the Presidential Elections

Talking with Lydia Millet, in Advance of Her New Novel

By Bethanne Patrick | May 2, 2016

Interview with a Gatekeeper: New Directions' Declan Spring

Interview with a Gatekeeper: New Directions' Declan Spring

On the Wonderful Past, and Bright Future of James Laughlin's Legendary Press

By Kerri Arsenault | April 29, 2016

In Which Karl Ove Knausgaard Hangs Out in His Car, Talking

In Which Karl Ove Knausgaard Hangs Out in His Car, Talking

On Life, Children, and Not Really Caring What America Thinks

By Literary Hub | April 20, 2016

What Borges Learned from Cervantes

What Borges Learned from Cervantes

On Language, and the Thin Line Between Fiction and Reality

By Ilan Stavans and William P. Childers | April 20, 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

Talking to Pulitzer Prize-Winning Writer Viet Thanh Nguyen

Talking to Pulitzer Prize-Winning Writer Viet Thanh Nguyen

John Freeman Chats with the Author of The Sympathizer

By John Freeman | April 18, 2016

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Fashion Designer Charles Harbison on the Books that Influence Him

By Yahdon Israel | April 15, 2016

Karl Ove Knausgaard on Failure, Memory, and Writing 20 Pages a Day

By John Freeman | April 14, 2016

Five Mississippi Writers on Why They Oppose Their State's New Anti-LGBTQ "Religious Freedom" Law

By Literary Hub | April 13, 2016

Getting to Know the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Finalists

Getting to Know the PEN/Robert W. Bingham Finalists

The Nominees on Craft and Writing Advice, Plus Audio from Last Night's Reading

By Literary Hub | April 11, 2016

A. Igoni Barrett on Nigeria, Language, and Striving for the Universal

A. Igoni Barrett on Nigeria, Language, and Striving for the Universal

Writing the Streets of Lagos, the City That Tells Itself

By Literary Hub | April 7, 2016

Rob Spillman on Craving Danger and Writing the Past

Rob Spillman on Craving Danger and Writing the Past

In Conversation with the Author of All Tomorrow's Parties

By Michael Barron | April 6, 2016

On Being the “Oldest Living Debut Novelist”

On Being the “Oldest Living Debut Novelist”

Bethanne Patrick in conversation with Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney

By Bethanne Patrick | April 4, 2016

How the NYRB Chooses Its Reissues: The Story of <em>Stoner</em>

How the NYRB Chooses Its Reissues: The Story of Stoner

New York Review Books' Edwin Frank talks to Yongxi Wu

By Literary Hub | April 4, 2016

Ursula K. Le Guin on Racism, Anarchy, and Hearing Her Characters Speak

Ursula K. Le Guin on Racism, Anarchy, and Hearing Her Characters Speak

"Like Joan of Arc, I’m hearing voices!"

By Euan Monaghan | April 1, 2016

<em>Margaret the First</em>, a Novel and an Obsession

Margaret the First, a Novel and an Obsession

In Conversation with Danielle Dutton on Saying Goodbye to Mad Madge

By Bethanne Patrick | March 30, 2016

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