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Literary Criticism
The Genius of William Shawn, and the Invention of
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David Remnick on the Post-War Evolution of an American Literary Institution
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David Remnick
| July 5, 2016
How Michael Herr Transcended New Journalism
Robert Stone on
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, Groundbreaking Reportage from the Vietnam War
By
Robert Stone
| June 28, 2016
What It Means To Be an Inclusive Literary Journal
Zinzi Clemmons on the Importance of Editors of Color
By
Zinzi Clemmons
| June 27, 2016
Writing Must Explore Its Relation To Power
Robert Glück on the Beginnings of New Narrative
By
Robert Glück
| June 27, 2016
How Writing About Pit Bulls Led to Death Threats, Online and IRL
On the Firestorm Around Bronwen Dickey's New Book
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Melissa Holbrook Pierson
| June 24, 2016
Dante, Auschwitz, and the World Beyond the Sun
Louis Begley's Life with the Divine Comedy
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Louis Begley
| June 24, 2016
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Ning Ken
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On the Invisibility of Middle-Aged Women
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Svetlana Alexievich's History of Human Feelings
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| June 22, 2016
Dead Dogs Are More Than Metaphors
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Laura Lampton Scott
| June 21, 2016
American Noir and the Outlaw Lit of James Sallis
In Praise of a Great American Crime Writer
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Lisa Levy
| June 17, 2016
The Man in the Macintosh: One of Literature's Great Mysteries
Investigating One of
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Tyler Malone
| June 16, 2016
Borges is Still Dead. (Or Is He? And Which Borges?)
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Jonathan Russell Clark
| June 14, 2016
How Hemingway's Bad Behavior Inspired a Generation
"Hard-drinking, hard-fighting, hard-loving — all for art’s sake."
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Lesley M. M. Blume
| June 7, 2016
Actually, Criticism
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Writing About the Art of Writing is an Art Unto Itself
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Jonathan Russell Clark
| June 2, 2016
Finding Poems in My Own Labyrinth
Emily Carr on the Minotaur That Broke Her Heart
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Emily Carr
| May 31, 2016
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