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How Too Much Research Can Ruin Your Novel

How Too Much Research Can Ruin Your Novel

Nick Dybek on Trying to Learn Everything About WWI

By Nick Dybek | June 11, 2018

Surviving a Winter in the Rockies in the Name of Writing

Surviving a Winter in the Rockies in the Name of Writing

Life in a Horse Barn at 8,000 Feet

By Karen Auvinen | June 8, 2018

The Truth About Fiction vs. Nonfiction

The Truth About Fiction vs. Nonfiction

Aminatta Forna, from Reporter to Novelist, and Everything in Between

By Aminatta Forna | June 7, 2018

Language as Homeland, Identity, and Normality

Language as Homeland, Identity, and Normality

On Translating Catalan

By Mara Faye Lethem | June 7, 2018

14 Famous Writers on Whether or Not to Have Kids

14 Famous Writers on Whether or Not to Have Kids

Because Everybody Has an Opinion

By Emily Temple | June 6, 2018

How Cooking Frees My Mind to Think About Writing

How Cooking Frees My Mind to Think About Writing

Since I Was a Child, I've Been Obsessed with Food in Literature

By Jenna Blum | June 6, 2018

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A Conflicted Feminist Revenge Fantasy for the #MeToo Era

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Why is Bad Behavior So Good?

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Paul Beatty on Los Angeles Lit, The Sellout, and Life After the Man Booker

By Oscar Villalon | June 4, 2018

Train-Hopping Gave Me Back My Life

Train-Hopping Gave Me Back My Life

Kai Carlson-Wee Finds Poetry on the Rails

By Kai Carlson-Wee | June 4, 2018

The Maternal, Feminist Utopias of Charlotte Perkins Gilman

The Maternal, Feminist Utopias of Charlotte Perkins Gilman

Famous for "The Yellow Wallpaper," Gilman Had an Optimistic Streak

By Michael Robertson | June 4, 2018

The Nightmarish Dream Logic of Bruno Schulz

The Nightmarish Dream Logic of Bruno Schulz

Joe Fletcher on Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass

By Joe Fletcher | June 1, 2018

When Walt Whitman's Poems Were Rejected For Being Too Timely

When Walt Whitman's Poems Were Rejected For Being Too Timely

So1861">"1861" is Just So1861

By Emily Temple | May 31, 2018

Learning to Write Characters Who Make Me Feel Less Alone

Learning to Write Characters Who Make Me Feel Less Alone

Rebekah Frumkin on How We Default to the White Male Perspective

By Rafael Frumkin | May 31, 2018

Robert Gottlieb on a Neglected Russian Classic

Robert Gottlieb on a Neglected Russian Classic

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About a Man Who Never Gets Out of Bed

By Robert Gottlieb | May 31, 2018

The World is Full of Rejections: Find the One That's Right For You

The World is Full of Rejections: Find the One That's Right For You

Aja Gabel on Giving Up the Cello and Focusing on Writing

By Aja Gabel | May 30, 2018

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