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Rebecca Rukeyser on Sleaze, Male Rot, and Writing a Horny Novel

Rebecca Rukeyser on Sleaze, Male Rot, and Writing a Horny Novel

Tony Tulathimutte Talks to the Author of The Seaplane on Final Approach

By Tony Tulathimutte | June 27, 2022

How a North Korean Kidnapping Inspired My Novel

How a North Korean Kidnapping Inspired My Novel

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How to Write a Memoir About Family Tragedy (That People Want to Read)

How to Write a Memoir About Family Tragedy (That People Want to Read)

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By Abi Morgan | June 27, 2022

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Clare Pooley on Writerly Perseverance and Knowing When To Give Up

“You must never give up on writing itself. But sometimes you need to give up on what you’re writing.”

By Clare Pooley | June 27, 2022

Mark Kyungsoo Bias on How Hip-Hop Influences His Poetry

Mark Kyungsoo Bias on How Hip-Hop Influences His Poetry

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If They Want to Be Published, Literary Writers Can’t Be Honest About Money

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