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On the Use of Sensitivity Readers in Publishing

On the Use of Sensitivity Readers in Publishing

A Writer, Reader, and Publisher Weigh In

By Christine Ro | January 18, 2017

Interview with a Gatekeeper: Archipelago's Jill Schoolman

Interview with a Gatekeeper: Archipelago's Jill Schoolman

A Great Small-Press Champion of Translation

By Kerri Arsenault | January 17, 2017

What Being an Editor Taught Me About Writing

What Being an Editor Taught Me About Writing

Anna Pitoniak on the Inside Tricks of the Trade

By Anna Pitoniak | January 17, 2017

30 Years Later, Scorsese Makes His <em>Silence</em>

30 Years Later, Scorsese Makes His Silence

On Shūsaku Endō’s Eponymous Source Novel

By Nick Ripatrazone | January 17, 2017

Phillip Lopate Revisits a 30-Year-Old Conversation with his Mother

Phillip Lopate Revisits a 30-Year-Old Conversation with his Mother

Kristen Martin speaks with the teacher, essayist, and author of A Mother's Tale

By Kristen Martin | January 17, 2017

The Unbearable Niceness of Being

The Unbearable Niceness of Being

On Niceness in Publishing and Why We Should Ask Men to Do Better

By Alana Massey | January 13, 2017

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By Bethanne Patrick | January 12, 2017

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By Mary Wang | January 11, 2017

How Art Can Defeat Boredom and Loneliness

How Art Can Defeat Boredom and Loneliness

To Preserve the Need for Wonder, We Must Look Inward

By Eva Hoffman | January 11, 2017

On Selling Your First Novel After 11 Years

On Selling Your First Novel After 11 Years

Min Jin Lee on the Road to Free Food for Millionaires

By Min Jin Lee | January 10, 2017

12 Contemporary Writers on How They Revise

12 Contemporary Writers on How They Revise

From Joan Didion to Kelly Link to George Saunders...

By Emily Temple | January 10, 2017

How Faulkner Convinced Me Not to Become an Astronomer

How Faulkner Convinced Me Not to Become an Astronomer

Alan Jacobs on a House Full of Books and How He Came to Literature

By Alan Jacobs | January 10, 2017

Mitchell Jackson on John Edgar Wideman and the Beginning of Black Lives Matter

Mitchell Jackson on John Edgar Wideman and the Beginning of Black Lives Matter

In Conversation with Lorraine Berry on the Legacy of the Till Family

By Lorraine Berry | January 9, 2017

Reuniting Two Halves of a Long-Lost Alexandre Dumas Novel

Reuniting Two Halves of a Long-Lost Alexandre Dumas Novel

A Literary Detective Story from the Translator of The Red Sphinx

By Lawrence Ellsworth | January 9, 2017

The Evolution of Sex Writing

The Evolution of Sex Writing

On Future Sex and the History of the Sexual Ethnography

By Amanda Arnold | January 6, 2017

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