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One Story, Two Tellers: When Someone Else Wrote the Same Book As Me
Shifting Narratives, Oral Histories, and the Tricky Nature of the Facts
By
Lorraine Boissoneault
| October 3, 2016
The Time I Wrote a 150,000-Word Pulp Novel in a Month to Win a Bet
Stanley Donwood on the Story Behind
Catacombs of Terror!
By
Stanley Donwood
| September 30, 2016
Interview with a Gatekeeper: Matt Weiland, Lover of Soccer and Talking Rabbits
From Dreams of Italy to the Reality of Studs Terkel
By
Kerri Arsenault
| September 29, 2016
How J.M. Coetzee wrote His Booker Prize-Winning Book
On the Many False Starts and Revisions to
Disgrace
By
David Attwell
| September 29, 2016
The Haunting of Shirley Jackson
Laura Miller on Imaginative Young Women in Big, Isolated Houses...
By
Laura Miller
| September 28, 2016
Helen Garner on Court, Burning Diaries, and the Violence of Love
John Freeman in Conversation with the author of
Everywhere I Look
By
John Freeman
| September 27, 2016
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| September 27, 2016
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| September 27, 2016
On the Heterodox Jewishness of Clarice Lispector
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Nathan Goldman
| September 27, 2016
Fact-Check: Mark Greif is Not Actually Against Everything
On Thoreau, the Presidential Race, and the Search for Yes
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Jess Bergman
| September 27, 2016
Elliptical and Black: Roxane Gay in Conversation with Rion Amilcar Scott
On Representation, Superheroes, and the Failure of the Market
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Literary Hub
| September 26, 2016
The Secret to Faking Your Own Death
Elizabeth Greenwood on the middle-aged fantasy of pseudocide
By
Elizabeth Greenwood
| September 26, 2016
How
Peyton Place
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Revisiting Grace Metalious's Notorious Novel 60 Years Later
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Nathan Smith
| September 26, 2016
Lily King and Margot Livesey on Loss, Inspiration, and Ambition
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Literary Hub
| September 26, 2016
TV in the Age of Trump: An Interview with Emily Nussbaum
How We Use Television as a Kind of Political Language
By
Christopher Lydon
| September 23, 2016
Edith Wharton's Indictment of Gilded Age Inequality: Still Relevant
On
The House of Mirth
, Thomas Piketty, and the Literature of Income Inequality
By
Colette Shade
| September 22, 2016
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