The Novelist Who Gave Up on the World

The Novelist Who Gave Up on the World

Jung Young Moon Talks About Contrived Worlds and Just Not Caring

By Tyler Malone | November 2, 2016

David James Poissant on Compression, Tension, and Writing Scared

David James Poissant on Compression, Tension, and Writing Scared

"I guess what I’m saying is that I just love short stories, period."

By Mike Matesich | November 2, 2016

Javier Marías on Dictatorship, Shakespeare, and Literary Ghosts

Javier Marías on Dictatorship, Shakespeare, and Literary Ghosts

"You know, I hate novels about writers, they are terribly boring and predictable."

By Jonathan Lee | November 1, 2016

Fanny Howe on Race, Family, and the Line Between Fiction and Poetry

Fanny Howe on Race, Family, and the Line Between Fiction and Poetry

A Great American Thinker in Conversation with Bill Corbett

By Literary Hub | November 1, 2016

Writing Infertility: Belle Boggs and Monica Youn in Conversation

Writing Infertility: Belle Boggs and Monica Youn in Conversation

On the Continuing Stigma of Reproductive Intervention

By Literary Hub | October 28, 2016

Phil Klay on the Citizen-Veteran Gap, and Modes of Storytelling

Phil Klay on the Citizen-Veteran Gap, and Modes of Storytelling

"I wanted to be able to approach the subject from many different angles"

By Charles Arrowsmith | October 28, 2016

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A New Documentary on Isaac Babel Highlights His Continued Relevance

By David Novack | October 28, 2016

Emily Witt on Love, Sex, and Orgasmic Meditation

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Junot Diaz on the Joys of the Young and the Stories of the Dead

By Literary Hub | October 27, 2016

Rabih Alameddine:

Rabih Alameddine: "My Existence is Uncomfortable for People"

John Freeman in Conversation with the author of The Angel of History

By John Freeman | October 26, 2016

Ask the Publicists: What Do I Do With a Bad Pre-Pub Review?

Ask the Publicists: What Do I Do With a Bad Pre-Pub Review?

A Monthly Advice Column from Broadside PR

By Literary Hub | October 25, 2016

Margaret Atwood on Magic, Technology, and Changing the World

Margaret Atwood on Magic, Technology, and Changing the World

Paul Holdengraber in Conversation with the Great Margaret Atwood

By Literary Hub | October 20, 2016

Bruce Bauman on the Origins of <em>Black Clock</em>Magazine

Bruce Bauman on the Origins of Black ClockMagazine

"Others will and are coming along. But I think there is no doubt—it will be missed."

By Literary Hub | October 20, 2016

Jonathan Lethem on Gambling, The American Left, and Formative Grief

Jonathan Lethem on Gambling, The American Left, and Formative Grief

"I’m forced to give you a glimpse of that deathly vacuum at the heart of my being"

By Dan Sheehan | October 19, 2016

Tessa Hadley, C. E. Morgan, and Jerry Pinto on the Future of Libraries

Tessa Hadley, C. E. Morgan, and Jerry Pinto on the Future of Libraries

A Panel Discussion from the Windham-Campbell Prize Festival

By Literary Hub | October 19, 2016

Joanna Kavenna, Champion of the Contemporary Philosophical Novel

Joanna Kavenna, Champion of the Contemporary Philosophical Novel

Nicole Im in Conversation with the Author of A Field Guide to Reality

By Nicole Im | October 18, 2016

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