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The Avid Reader: Helen Simpson on Anton Chekhov's

The Avid Reader: Helen Simpson on Anton Chekhov's "Oysters"

Essential Reading Advice from Our Favorite Writers

By Helen Simpson | October 4, 2018

The Dry-Eyed Mourning of Gary Indiana

The Dry-Eyed Mourning of Gary Indiana

Sarah Nicole Prickett on Indiana's Novel Gone Tomorrow

By Sarah Nicole Prickett | October 4, 2018

5 Reasons a Writer Should Move to Lincoln, Nebraska

5 Reasons a Writer Should Move to Lincoln, Nebraska

There's Much More to It Than Steak and Football

By Anne-Marie Kinney | October 4, 2018

Roxane Gay: What Does a Political Story Look like in 2018?

Roxane Gay: What Does a Political Story Look like in 2018?

On Selecting This Year's 20 Best American Short Stories

By Roxane Gay | October 3, 2018

Leif Enger: Why I Carry a Kite With Me Everywhere

Leif Enger: Why I Carry a Kite With Me Everywhere

When You Need a Bit of Lift in Bad Times

By leifenger | October 3, 2018

Did the Creator of <em>The Twilight Zone</em> Plagiarize Ray Bradbury?

Did the Creator of The Twilight Zone Plagiarize Ray Bradbury?

Either Way, Rod Serling Definitely Pissed Him Off

By Emily Temple | October 2, 2018

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Alice Walker on Writing, Dancing, and Bursting Into Song

By Alice Walker | October 2, 2018

How Lee Krasner Made Jackson Pollock a Star

By Mary Gabriel | October 2, 2018

Children's Books Taught Me Everything I Need to Know About Backstory

By Ann Patchett | October 1, 2018

When Writing Fiction Hurts the People You Love

When Writing Fiction Hurts the People You Love

Abigail DeWitt on Translating Real-Life Trauma Into Fiction

By Abigail DeWitt | September 28, 2018

Boomers vs. Millennials, in Fiction and in Life

Boomers vs. Millennials, in Fiction and in Life

Malcolm Harris and Daniel Torday Take on a Generational Divide

By Literary Hub | September 27, 2018

Patrick DeWitt on the Surreal Joy (and Terror) of Seeing Your Novel Onscreen

Patrick DeWitt on the Surreal Joy (and Terror) of Seeing Your Novel Onscreen

Eight Years Later, The Sisters Brothers is a Movie

By Tatum Dooley | September 26, 2018

Jodi Picoult Really Wants Brett Kavanaugh to Read Her New Novel

Jodi Picoult Really Wants Brett Kavanaugh to Read Her New Novel

The Author of A Spark of Light on Parenthood, Craft, and Writing When You Can

By Literary Hub | September 26, 2018

Is It Real? 25 Famous Writers on Writer's Block

Is It Real? 25 Famous Writers on Writer's Block

Some People Write, Some People Don't

By Emily Temple | September 26, 2018

The Gordon Lish Lineage of Jewish American Writing

The Gordon Lish Lineage of Jewish American Writing

The Editor's Most Significant Achievement is One We Scarcely Talk About

By Josh Lambert | September 25, 2018

Nietzsche, Adorno, and a Horse Walk Into a Valley...

Nietzsche, Adorno, and a Horse Walk Into a Valley...

John Kaag on Life, Death, and the Temporary Pathos of Distance

By John Kaag | September 25, 2018

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