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Interview with a Bookstore: Farley's Bookshop

Interview with a Bookstore: Farley's Bookshop

A New Hope Icon Approaches 50

By Interview with a Bookstore | August 15, 2016

On The Poetry of Japanese Painting

On The Poetry of Japanese Painting

Shara Lessley and Paula Bohince in Conversation

By Shara Lessley | August 12, 2016

Blair Braverman is Obsessed with the Things That Scare Her Most

Blair Braverman is Obsessed with the Things That Scare Her Most

Gemma de Choisy Heads North to Visit the Author of Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube

By Gemma de Choisy | August 12, 2016

On Name-Calling, Poetic Partners-in-Crime, and the Blues

On Name-Calling, Poetic Partners-in-Crime, and the Blues

Poets Cynthia Manick and Chialun Chang in conversation

By Chialun Chang | August 9, 2016

Interview with a Bookstore: Tubby & Coo's Mid-City Book Shop

Interview with a Bookstore: Tubby & Coo's Mid-City Book Shop

New Orleans' Nerd Mecca Has a Family History

By Interview with a Bookstore | August 8, 2016

Julian Alexander on 50 Cent, Marlon James, and What Makes a Good Cover

Julian Alexander on 50 Cent, Marlon James, and What Makes a Good Cover

Yahdon Israel interviews the Graphic Designer about Creating a Visual Language

By Yahdon Israel | August 5, 2016

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Jay McInerney: 5 Books in My Life

By Jay McInerney | August 4, 2016

Werner Herzog on Volcanoes, North Korea, and the Internet

By Literary Hub | August 3, 2016

How the Writer Uses Humor: Aleksandar Hemon

By John Freeman | July 28, 2016

A Neoliberal Trojan Horse: Dave Zirin on the Olympics

A Neoliberal Trojan Horse: Dave Zirin on the Olympics

Dwyer Murphy talks Rio with the The Nation's Sports Editor

By Dwyer Murphy | July 28, 2016

It's Ok For a Poem to Be Funny: An Interview with Tommy Pico

It's Ok For a Poem to Be Funny: An Interview with Tommy Pico

On Zines, Contemporary Epics, and a Love of Raisins

By Ruby Brunton | July 27, 2016

Katie Holten on Turning Words and Paragraphs into Whole Forests

Katie Holten on Turning Words and Paragraphs into Whole Forests

Speaking With the Author of About Trees & Creator of an Arboreal Alphabet

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Five Books in My Life: Megan Abbott

Five Books in My Life: Megan Abbott

Frightful Admissions and Books from Other Planets

By Megan Abbott | July 26, 2016

Speaking with the Legendary Goat Man

Speaking with the Legendary Goat Man

Answering All the Questions About Human-Goat Transmogrification
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By Arvind Dilawar | July 22, 2016

Margaret Atwood on Donald Trump, Witches, and Flying Cats

Margaret Atwood on Donald Trump, Witches, and Flying Cats

In Conversation with a Canada's Great Literary Birder

By Grant Munroe | July 21, 2016

What It’s Like to Write Crime Fiction in the Era of Black Lives Matter

What It’s Like to Write Crime Fiction in the Era of Black Lives Matter

A Roundtable on Race, Bias, and Gun Control in America

By Literary Hub | July 20, 2016

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