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True Confessions of an Auto-Fictionist
Lily Tuck on the Novelist's Documentary Impulse
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Lily Tuck
| October 23, 2015
Garth Risk Hallberg Came Up With
City on Fire
in 90 Seconds
On the Origins of the Fall's Biggest Debut Novel
By
Adam Morgan
| October 22, 2015
The Bearable Lightness of Joe Meno
Sentimental, Almost Cloying, Occasionally Saccharine, Often Wonderful
By
Jonathan Russell Clark
| October 22, 2015
Phantom Menace: Rereading “Turn of the Screw” Every Fall
Jason Diamond on Making Henry James an Annual Tradition
By
Jason Diamond
| October 22, 2015
Jane Smiley: "At the End of This Trilogy, I Wept."
On Killing Characters and Exploring Fictional Worlds
By
Jane Smiley
| October 20, 2015
The Brutal Murder of Mary Grace, Peacock
Love and Death on Flannery’s Farm
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Margaret Eby
| October 20, 2015
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| October 20, 2015
Plays vs. Novels (You'll Never Guess What Happens Next)
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Kirk Lynn
| October 19, 2015
In Praise of Melville’s Whale Chapters
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Joel Cuthbertson
| October 16, 2015
Dear Lizzie: The Second Lover to the Second Communist
How the correspondence of Marx and Engels turned into a novel
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Gavin McCrea
| October 15, 2015
Prostitutes, Pimps, Pushers: How to Translate a 'Jazz' Novel
Meeting Fiston Mwanza Mujila for Dinner in Paris
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Roland Glasser
| October 15, 2015
Joanna Walsh on Sex Writing, Freud, and (the) Marx (Brothers)
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Tobias Carroll
| October 15, 2015
An Alternative to the Blunt Force Trauma of the MFA
Writing Centers of America, part II in a Series: The U of Arizona Poetry Center
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Michele Filgate
| October 15, 2015
The First Democratic Party Debate: A Spinglish-English Translation
“I didn’t take a position until I took a position” and other gems
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Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf
| October 15, 2015
Why the Printed Book Will Last Another 500 Years
The Future of Reading Came and Went
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Adam Sternbergh
| October 14, 2015
Interview with a Bookstore: Riverbend Books
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