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Saul Bellow: Of Crackpots and Conmen
An Appreciation by Benjamin Markovits
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Benjamin Markovits
| June 10, 2015
Jim Shepard: in the Shadows of the Holocaust
On 'The Book of Aron' and History's Dark Details
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Bethanne Patrick
| June 9, 2015
Nabokov in America
Robert Roper
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Lit Hub Excerpts
| June 9, 2015
The True Fictions of Joan Didion
Revisiting 'Miami' and 'Play It As It Lays'
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Nathan Deuel
| June 8, 2015
Interview with a Bookstore: Politics & Prose
Hanging Out in the President's Bookstore
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Interview with a Bookstore
| June 8, 2015
The Insults of Age
In Which Helen Garner Refuses to Age Gracefully
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Helen Garner
| June 5, 2015
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| June 4, 2015
Writing is Easy, Revising is Hard
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| June 4, 2015
Manners, Morality, and Mid-Century Feminism
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Roxana Robinson
| June 3, 2015
On the Fine Art of the Footnote
From Nabokov to Danielewski, Beyond the Experimental
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Jonathan Russell Clark
| June 3, 2015
The Poet on His Island
A Final Conversation with Tomas Tranströmer
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John Freeman
| June 2, 2015
Poetry as a Second Language
On Leaving Russia, and Writing in English
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Michael Dumanis
| June 1, 2015
Interview with a Bookstore: Green Apple Books
In which you might find a 'Circus, Magic, and Hobos' section
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| June 1, 2015
Jodorowsky on God, Anti-Semitism and the Uses of Poetry
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| May 29, 2015
The Writer's Gaze
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Ned Beauman
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The Eternal Mystery of the Reclusive Writer
From Mitchell to Pynchon to Ferrante, Why We Love the Hermits
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Jonathan Russell Clark
| May 28, 2015
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