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West Virginia Lit: Behold the Travelin' Appalachians Revue
Reading Across America Heads to the Mountains
By
Howard Parsons
| May 30, 2018
I Don't Spend Much Time in Nature, But I Love Reading About It
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Bradley Babendir
| May 29, 2018
From
Star Wars
to
Lord of the Rings
, How to Build a World
The Art of Making the Imaginary Seem Real
By
A.D. Jameson
| May 29, 2018
Where Hemingway Went to Write, After Partying in Venice
We Could All Use a Quiet, Rustic Island...
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Andrea Di Robilant
| May 29, 2018
What If I'm Just a Minor Writer?
Karl Taro Greenfeld: Not Every Author is Destined for Greatness
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Karl Taro Greenfeld
| May 24, 2018
The Best Ways to Read Over the Summer
Suggestions on What to Read and Where to Do It
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Susan LaTempa
| May 24, 2018
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David Naimon
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Did Camp Change Me? It Made Me a Liar, Which Is to Say a Novelist
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Heather Abel
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Dear Rick Moody: How Do I Accept My Illness and My Inability to Write?
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Rick Moody
| May 21, 2018
A Close Reading of
True Grit
's Perfect First Paragraph
Charles Portis’s Classic as an Object Lesson in Creating Character
By
Emily Temple
| May 18, 2018
Be a Better Reader: Get Outside Your Genre Comfort Zone
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Randall Klein
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William Trevor in America
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Patrick Cox
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On the Strange, Artistic World of Marfa, Texas
Twilight Zone Episode"">"Whenever I’m in Marfa I Feel like I’m in a
Twilight Zone
Episode"
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Lawrence Wright
| May 14, 2018
How I Learned to Claim Space as a Multilingual Author
YZ Chin on Choosing to Write in a "Colonizer's Language"
By
YZ Chin
| May 14, 2018
The Unexpected Poetry of Sleeping Outside
"I’d Rather Be Huddled Somewhere and a Little Underprepared"
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Ben Shattuck
| May 14, 2018
Transcendent Compositions: On Making Perfume and Writing Fiction
"They Are Ways to Escape Material Borders—And My Body"
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TANAÏS
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