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Max Porter and Catherine Lacey Discuss Death, Writing, and Musical Theater

Max Porter and Catherine Lacey Discuss Death, Writing, and Musical Theater

In Conversation with the Author of Grief is the Thing With Feathers

By Literary Hub | June 9, 2016

Five Reasons Why Writers Should Move to Kansas City

Five Reasons Why Writers Should Move to Kansas City

Exciting, Affordable, and Brimming with Freaky Art People

By Whitney Terrell | June 9, 2016

How Rebel Ex-Punk Stona Fitch Became Rory Flynn

How Rebel Ex-Punk Stona Fitch Became Rory Flynn

The Reinvention of a Gritty Crime Writer

By Marian Ryan | June 8, 2016

Alain de Botton on Voltaire, Twitter, and Commercial Culture

Alain de Botton on Voltaire, Twitter, and Commercial Culture

Part two of Alain de Botton's conversation with Paul Holdengraber

By Literary Hub | June 8, 2016

Neil Gaiman on His Favorite Horror Movie

Neil Gaiman on His Favorite Horror Movie

The Wonderful Dream That Is The Bride of Frankenstein

By Neil Gaiman | June 7, 2016

Only in New York: From Back of the House to Random House

Only in New York: From Back of the House to Random House

Stephanie Danler on Her Debut Novel, Sweetbitter

By Bethanne Patrick | June 7, 2016

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How Hemingway's Bad Behavior Inspired a Generation

By Lesley M. M. Blume | June 7, 2016

On Photographing a Generation of Gloucester Fishermen

By Rachel Cobb | June 7, 2016

A Literary Folk Hero is Born: The Tale of Merrijoy and the Empty Chairs

By Matthew Norman | June 6, 2016

On the Road with Geoff Dyer

On the Road with Geoff Dyer

Charles Arrowsmith Profiles The World's Least Effusive Travel Writer

By Charles Arrowsmith | June 6, 2016

In Search of Obscure Words for Even Rarer Feelings

In Search of Obscure Words for Even Rarer Feelings

The More Emotions We Can Name, The Better Off We'll Be

By Tiffany Watt Smith | June 6, 2016

Escaping the Self-Critical Eye for the Sake of My Daughter

Escaping the Self-Critical Eye for the Sake of My Daughter

Helen Phillips on Body Image, Motherhood, and Owning Your Idiosyncratic Self

By Helen Phillips | June 3, 2016

Secrets of the Book Designer: Sometimes I Don't Read the Whole Book

Secrets of the Book Designer: Sometimes I Don't Read the Whole Book

On Capturing Fragments of a Story, and the Pleasures of the Backlist

By Oliver Munday | June 3, 2016

10 Italian Books by Women We’d Love to See in English

10 Italian Books by Women We’d Love to See in English

Reading Beyond Elena Ferrante

By Jeanne Bonner | June 3, 2016

On Writing Islamic Identity and Being Labeled a Political Writer

On Writing Islamic Identity and Being Labeled a Political Writer

A Conversation Between Leila Aboulela and Elnathan John

By Literary Hub | June 2, 2016

Actually, Criticism <em>Is</em> Literature

Actually, Criticism Is Literature

Writing About the Art of Writing is an Art Unto Itself

By Jonathan Russell Clark | June 2, 2016

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