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How to Write Across Difference

How to Write Across Difference

Rebecca Makkai on Writing About the 1980s AIDS Crisis in Chicago

By Rebecca Makkai | June 19, 2018

Dear Book Therapist: How Do I Survive My C- Marriage?

Dear Book Therapist: How Do I Survive My C- Marriage?

One Letter-Writer Wants to Retreat from the World; Another to Find Peace in It

By Rosalie Knecht | June 19, 2018

Ahmed Saadawi Wants to Tell a New Story About the War in Iraq

Ahmed Saadawi Wants to Tell a New Story About the War in Iraq

"The Job of the Writer is to Give a Voice to Unknown People"

By Zahra Hankir | June 19, 2018

How Do You Queer the Romantic Comedy?

How Do You Queer the Romantic Comedy?

Camille Perri Plays with the Expectations of a Genre

By Camille Perri | June 18, 2018

Djuna Barnes:

Djuna Barnes: "The Most Famous Unknown of the Century!”

On the Queer, Modernist Classic Nightwood

By Ruth Joffre | June 18, 2018

<em>Havoc</em>: A Cynical (and Personal) Portrayal of Alcoholism

Havoc: A Cynical (and Personal) Portrayal of Alcoholism

On Tom Kristensen's Novel of Cocktails, Chaos, and Dancing

By Morten Høi Jensen | June 18, 2018

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By Penelope Lively | June 14, 2018

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What to Expect When You're Expecting...Your First Book

Four Debut Authors on the Ups and Down of the Publication Process

By Literary Hub | June 14, 2018

The 1961 Novel That Makes a Great Case for Moviegoing

The 1961 Novel That Makes a Great Case for Moviegoing

On Walker Percy's The Moviegoer

By Nick Ripatrazone | June 14, 2018

Stephen King: Master of Almost All the Genres Except

Stephen King: Master of Almost All the Genres Except "Literary"

From Horror to Fantasy to Feel-Good, He's Everywhere

By Douglas E. Cowan | June 13, 2018

Joseph O'Neill Finds the Act of Writing... Nauseating?

Joseph O'Neill Finds the Act of Writing... Nauseating?

When a Writer's Default Setting is "Not to Write"

By Literary Hub | June 13, 2018

5 Writers, 7 Questions, No Wrong Answers

5 Writers, 7 Questions, No Wrong Answers

Tommy Orange, Aja Gabel and More Take the Lit Hub Author Questionnaire

By Teddy Wayne | June 12, 2018

Living With Gabriel García Márquez's Ghost

Living With Gabriel García Márquez's Ghost

When You Discover Gabo Once Inhabited Your Barcelona Apartment

By Lucia Benavides | June 12, 2018

On the Voyeuristic Pleasures of House-Hunting

On the Voyeuristic Pleasures of House-Hunting

Lydia Millet: Fiction is a Tour Through the Interiors of Others

By Lydia Millet | June 12, 2018

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