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On the 13 Words That Made Me a Writer
Sofia Samatar Reflects on the Rich Language of Fantasy
By
Sofia Samatar
| March 29, 2016
Remembering Susan Sontag's Final Days
Katie Roiphe on the Legendary Writer's Will to Survive
By
Katie Roiphe
| March 28, 2016
At the Existentialist Café
Sarah Bakewell
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| March 24, 2016
Skateboarding in Fiction: A Brief History of Failure
On Accuracy and Authenticity in Art
By
Jonathan Russell Clark
| March 24, 2016
The Suicide Note as Literary Genre
On the Last Words of Woolf, Koestler, Berryman, and More
By
Dustin Illingworth
| March 23, 2016
How to Be a Whaler's Wife in 1908: Boil Everything, Wash the Clothes in Gin
Shirley Barrett Goes Deep into the Domestic Research
By
Shirley Barrett
| March 23, 2016
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| March 17, 2016
Adrian McKinty: Working-Class Hero of Irish Crime Fiction
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Lisa Levy
| March 17, 2016
This Writer: On Social Work and Fiction
"The work has to leave me, and I have to be able to let it go"
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Rosalie Knecht
| March 15, 2016
Tracey Chevalier: Past President of the Laura Ingalls Wilder Club
On
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and mothers who are not Ma
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Tracy Chevalier
| March 14, 2016
Contemplating the Infinite with Annie Dillard
"One of the most sensitive, listening intelligences ever to breathe American air"
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John Freeman
| March 10, 2016
Hidden Stories and Historical Half-truths: Lies Your Ancestors Told You
On history, heritage, and whitewashing
By
Anita Huslin
| March 7, 2016
The Beautiful, Proto-Feminist Snark of Jane Austen’s Juvenilia
74,000 words of raucous, handwritten amorality
By
Devoney Looser
| March 4, 2016
102 Indispensible Works of Literary Criticism
A Highly Subjective and Idiosyncratic List Created Upon Moving House
By
Jonathan Russell Clark
| March 4, 2016
Michel de Montaigne, Time Traveler
Hannah Brooks-Motl on Where We Go When We Read, and Who We Become
By
Hannah Brooks-Motl
| February 29, 2016
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"Tokarczuk is an excellent storyteller She is very good at creating a 'sense of anticipation…"