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Literary Criticism
On Maggie Nelson's
The Red Parts
, Ten Years Later
How the book paved the way for the
The Argonauts
By
Bridget Read
| April 5, 2016
Kate Atkinson on "Adelstrop"
By
Kate Akinson
| April 5, 2016
Helen Macdonald on "Frost at Midnight"
By
Helen Macdonald
| April 5, 2016
Margaret Drabble on "Say not the struggle naught availeth"
By
Margaret Drabble
| April 5, 2016
A. L. Kennedy on "Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXVIII"
By
A. L. Kennedy
| April 5, 2016
Interview with a Bookstore: Itinerant Literate
A Charleston Bookmobile Baby in the Making
By
Interview with a Bookstore
| April 4, 2016
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| April 1, 2016
Why I Wrote a Novel About Sex Trafficking
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| April 1, 2016
Africa Has Always Been Sci-Fi
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| April 1, 2016
The Tournament of Literary Sex Writing
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| March 30, 2016
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| March 30, 2016
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| March 30, 2016
The Tournament of Literary Sex Writing: The Lost Generation and After
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| March 30, 2016
The Tournament of Literary Sex Writing: Post-
Lolita
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By
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| March 30, 2016
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
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Katie Roiphe
| March 28, 2016
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