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On the End of the World (and the End of Genre)
Laura van den Berg in conversation with Emily St. John Mandel
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Literary Hub
| February 23, 2016
Harper Lee and the Myth of a Post-Racial America
On the Complicated Legacy of a Beloved Writer
By
Kate Jenkins
| February 23, 2016
Petina Gappah on Zimbabwe, Language, and "Afropolitans"
An Interview with the author of
The Book of Memory
By
Julie Phillips
| February 22, 2016
Interview with a Gatekeeper: Copper Canyon’s Michael Wiegers
In Which the Subject Objects to the Term “Gatekeeper”
By
Kerri Arsenault
| February 19, 2016
The Fine Grim Line Between Love and Stalking
Lisa Levy On the Crime Fiction of Caroline Kepnes
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Lisa Levy
| February 17, 2016
When Art Cannot Console Us in Death
Emily Harnett on the Hard Art of the Death Memoir
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Emily Harnett
| February 17, 2016
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Han Kang on Violence, Beauty, and the (Im)possibility of Innocence
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| February 12, 2016
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| February 12, 2016
What Makes Something Funny?
Stuart Evers on Why Jokes Make the Best Weapons
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Stuart Evers
| February 12, 2016
A. O. Scott Asks Himself: What is Criticism?
One of America's Great Critics Has Some Questions—For Himself
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A. O. Scott
| February 11, 2016
A Bikini, a Toothbrush, and 44 Issues of
The New Yorker
In Which Summer Brennan Attempts to Catch Up On a Year's Reading
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Summer Brennan
| February 11, 2016
How to Write What You
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Amy Gustine on the Deep Research Behind Good Fiction
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Amy Gustine
| February 10, 2016
Librarian Confidential: Polli Kenn
Noise-Cancelling Headphones for Everyone!
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