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5 Writers Who Blur the Boundary Between Poetry and Essay

5 Writers Who Blur the Boundary Between Poetry and Essay

"Poets are the Hoarders of the Literary World"

By Ruby Brunton | June 22, 2018

12 Famous Authors at Work With Their Dogs

12 Famous Authors at Work With Their Dogs

The Most Literary Take Your Dog to Work Day

By Emily Temple | June 22, 2018

Writing Wisdom from Anne Carson:

Writing Wisdom from Anne Carson: "It is Very Fun to Delete Stuff"

And Other Insights from One of our Greatest Living Writers

By Emily Temple | June 21, 2018

I Reject Your Asterisks, and Your Dinkus, Too

I Reject Your Asterisks, and Your Dinkus, Too

Brandon Taylor is Not Having It

By Brandon Taylor | June 21, 2018

Chelsea Hodson: Trying to Write Down Life Before It's Too Late

Chelsea Hodson: Trying to Write Down Life Before It's Too Late

On Thriving in a State of In-Between

By Chelsea Hodson | June 20, 2018

Writers of the Zodiac: Playful Gemini? You Have a Way With Words

Writers of the Zodiac: Playful Gemini? You Have a Way With Words

From Gwendolyn Brooks to Dashiell Hammett, Geminis are Curious and Creative

By Randon Rosenbohm | June 20, 2018

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By Rebecca Makkai | June 19, 2018

Dear Book Therapist: How Do I Survive My C- Marriage?

By Rosalie Knecht | June 19, 2018

How Do You Queer the Romantic Comedy?

How Do You Queer the Romantic Comedy?

Camille Perri Plays with the Expectations of a Genre

By Camille Perri | June 18, 2018

When Fatherhood and Your Debut Novel Coincide

When Fatherhood and Your Debut Novel Coincide

Having a Child is Good for a Swelled Head

By Kristopher Jansma | June 15, 2018

Joseph O'Neill Finds the Act of Writing... Nauseating?

Joseph O'Neill Finds the Act of Writing... Nauseating?

When a Writer's Default Setting is "Not to Write"

By Literary Hub | June 13, 2018

Living With Gabriel García Márquez's Ghost

Living With Gabriel García Márquez's Ghost

When You Discover Gabo Once Inhabited Your Barcelona Apartment

By Lucia Benavides | June 12, 2018

On the Voyeuristic Pleasures of House-Hunting

On the Voyeuristic Pleasures of House-Hunting

Lydia Millet: Fiction is a Tour Through the Interiors of Others

By Lydia Millet | June 12, 2018

How Too Much Research Can Ruin Your Novel

How Too Much Research Can Ruin Your Novel

Nick Dybek on Trying to Learn Everything About WWI

By Nick Dybek | June 11, 2018

Surviving a Winter in the Rockies in the Name of Writing

Surviving a Winter in the Rockies in the Name of Writing

Life in a Horse Barn at 8,000 Feet

By Karen Auvinen | June 8, 2018

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