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Reading the Literary City

Reading the Literary City

How Urban Spaces Shape the Books We Read

By Tobias Carroll | May 20, 2016

Robin Wasserman: Respect the Power of the Teenage Girl

Robin Wasserman: Respect the Power of the Teenage Girl

On Making the Jump from YA to Adult

By Jason Diamond | May 19, 2016

The Wilds of Montana Might Be the Scariest Character of All

The Wilds of Montana Might Be the Scariest Character of All

How London-Based Mystery Writer Karin Salvalaggio Writes Herself Back Home

By Antonia Malchik | May 19, 2016

How to Write Deep in the Woods with a Dog By Your Side

How to Write Deep in the Woods with a Dog By Your Side

Lee Clay Johnson Finds a Post-MFA Writer's Paradise

By Lee Clay Johnson | May 16, 2016

Am I a Character in This Doris Lessing Novel?

Am I a Character in This Doris Lessing Novel?

Jenny Diski on the Ethics of Novelizing Autobiography

By Jenny Diski | May 16, 2016

I Am Jessa Crispin’s Problem with Publishing

I Am Jessa Crispin’s Problem with Publishing

Bethanne Patrick on Careerism, Criticism, and a Life in Books

By Bethanne Patrick | May 13, 2016

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How My Best Friend Willa Cather Helped Me Beat Stage Fright

By Micah Perks | May 13, 2016

Eight Writing Lessons from Hamilton: The Revolution

By Rob Hart | May 13, 2016

In Defense of Grown Men Crying

By Lee Martin | May 12, 2016

How to Write a Book of Poems

How to Write a Book of Poems

"These Poems Would Not Exist Without Avocado or Sesame Sticks"

By Amanda Nadelberg | May 11, 2016

On the Future of the American Essay

On the Future of the American Essay

How Film and Poetry are Changing the Form—And Vice Versa

By Tobias Carroll | May 11, 2016

Why I Quit Being a Writer

Why I Quit Being a Writer

Jaime Clarke on Saying Goodbye to the Writing Life

By Jaime Clarke | May 11, 2016

Dear Rick Moody: Should I End My Affair?

Dear Rick Moody: Should I End My Affair?

Rick Moody, Life Coach, on the Cost of Infidelity

By Rick Moody | May 10, 2016

Anton Chekhov: A Post-Post-Modernist Way Ahead of His Time

Anton Chekhov: A Post-Post-Modernist Way Ahead of His Time

What it Means To Be Chekhovian: Lively, Innovative, Experimental

By Peter Constantine | May 9, 2016

Using Crime Fiction to Present Fully Formed Muslim Characters

Using Crime Fiction to Present Fully Formed Muslim Characters

Ausma Zehanat Khan, Human Rights Activist and Mystery Writer

By Marni Graff | May 9, 2016

No One is Writing the Real West Virginia

No One is Writing the Real West Virginia

Why Rural Lives and Literature are in Crisis

By Matthew Neill Null | May 9, 2016

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