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Silence is a Ghost: Jane Wong and Aditi Machado in Conversation
On Grief, Bodies, and a "Poetics of Haunting"
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Literary Hub
| February 24, 2017
Know What You Write (Not Write What You Know)
Tim Gautreaux: When Setting is More Important Than Plot
By
Tim Gautreaux
| February 24, 2017
The Time I Wrote a Sitcom For Disney
Susan Sherman on the Transition from
That's So Raven
to Novels
By
Susan Sherman
| February 24, 2017
How Mary Miller's Stories Demystify the White Working Class
On the Socioeconomic and Racial Dynamics in
Always Happy Hour
By
Alex Gallo-Brown
| February 23, 2017
Reading Across America: On the Importance of the Venue
Stephen Langlois on How the Location Shaped His Reading Series, BREW
By
Stephen Langlois
| February 23, 2017
8 Highly Unusual Writing Residencies
All Clearly Better than Being on Display at the Mall of America
By
Emily Temple
| February 22, 2017
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| February 21, 2017
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Arvind Dilawar
| February 20, 2017
Teddy Roosevelt vs. Mark Twain: A Brief History of American Intervensionism
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Christopher Lydon
| February 20, 2017
Poetry Needs a Revolution That Goes Beyond Style
From the Introduction to
Best American Experimental Writing 2016
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Charles Bernstein and Tracie Morris
| February 17, 2017
In Praise of the New Aphorism, No Longer Just For Great Men
How Sarah Manguso, Maggie Nelson, and Rivka Galchen Are Making It New
By
Kristen Martin
| February 16, 2017
Cartoonist Amy Kurzweil on Drawing Inherited Trauma
Memory, the Holocaust, and
Flying Couch
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Julia Purcell
| February 16, 2017
George Saunders on Death, Trump, and the Trick That Made Him a Better Writer
An In-Depth Conversation with One of America's Greatest Living Writers
By
Mike Matesich
| February 15, 2017
Emma Donoghue and Laird Hunt on Writing Historical Women
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Literary Hub
| February 15, 2017
Daniel Handler on the Best Writer You Don't Know: Rachel Ingalls
Novellas? Long Short Stories? Whatever They Are, They're Brilliant
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Daniel Handler
| February 14, 2017
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