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How Jamaica Kincaid Helped Me Understand My Mother

How Jamaica Kincaid Helped Me Understand My Mother

Gabrielle Bellot on Power, Authority, and the Women in Her Life

By Gabrielle Bellot | March 22, 2019

How I Learned To Write Dialogue By Reviewing Police Complaints

How I Learned To Write Dialogue By Reviewing Police Complaints

K Chess on the Heightened Listening of Transcription

By K Chess | March 22, 2019

Writing Sex for Money is Hard F*cking Work

Writing Sex for Money is Hard F*cking Work

Sandra Newman on the Things Writers Will Do for Money

By Sandra Newman | March 21, 2019

Charles Simic and Barry Lopez, on a Roadtrip, 1972

Charles Simic and Barry Lopez, on a Roadtrip, 1972

A Conversation Between Greats, When They Were Unknown

By Barry Lopez | March 21, 2019

What Lynne Tillman Thinks About While Making Tea in the Morning

What Lynne Tillman Thinks About While Making Tea in the Morning

Breast Exams, Harry Mathews, and Maybe (Just Maybe) the Lines of a Story

By Lynne Tillman | March 21, 2019

Roger McNamee, Advisor to Mark Zuckerberg, on Facebook's Infancy

Roger McNamee, Advisor to Mark Zuckerberg, on Facebook's Infancy

In Conversation with Brad Listi on Otherppl

By Otherppl with Brad Listi | March 21, 2019

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Fiction/Non/Fiction:
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The Lesser Known Life Behind'The Yellow Wallpaper'

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James Baldwin: 'I Never Intended to Become an Essayist'

James Baldwin: 'I Never Intended to Become an Essayist'

From a Classic Interview with David C. Estes

By Literary Hub | March 20, 2019

Writing Poetry to Find a Father Worth Grieving

Writing Poetry to Find a Father Worth Grieving

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Learning From Carolyn Forché's Fearlessness

Learning From Carolyn Forché's Fearlessness

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Andrea Dworkin’s Argument Against Punctuation

Andrea Dworkin’s Argument Against Punctuation

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Halle Butler on Millennial Burnout and the Frustrations of Living

Halle Butler on Millennial Burnout and the Frustrations of Living

With Christopher Hermelin and Drew Broussard on So Many Damn Books

By So Many Damn Books | March 20, 2019

On the Poetic Legacy of W.S. Merwin

On the Poetic Legacy of W.S. Merwin

John Freeman on The Collected Poems

By John Freeman | March 19, 2019

"Go With What's Alive" and Other Writing Advice from Philip Roth

"Writing isn’t hard work, it’s a nightmare."

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