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"I've Always Been Political": Celeste Ng and Nicole Chung in Conversation

On Transracial Adoption, Social Media, and Little Fires Everywhere

By Nicole Chung | September 12, 2017

The Ways in Which a Novel Can Fail Like a Marriage

The Ways in Which a Novel Can Fail Like a Marriage

Josh Weil Considers How Hard It Is to Drown All His Darlings

By Josh Weil | September 12, 2017

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Nathan Englander on "His Turducken" of a Novel: Spy Thriller, Love Story, Meta-History

Writing the Neverending Heartbreak of Israel and Palestine with a Little Bit of Humor

By Dylan Foley | September 12, 2017

The Classes 25 Famous Writers Teach

The Classes 25 Famous Writers Teach

They're Not Always What You'd Expect

By Emily Temple | September 12, 2017

Nicole Krauss: Reading the Russians, and Other Life Goals

Nicole Krauss: Reading the Russians, and Other Life Goals

The Author of Forest Dark, and the Books in Her Life

By Literary Hub | September 11, 2017

How Should a Male Writer Be? On the Toxic Competitiveness of Writers

How Should a Male Writer Be? On the Toxic Competitiveness of Writers

From Mailer and Vidal, to Christmas Party Punch-Ups, It's Rough Out There

By Alex Gilvarry | September 11, 2017

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Can the New York Times' Modern Love Column Change a Writer's Life?

By Andrea Jarrell | September 8, 2017

The Magic and Risk of a Handwritten Letter

By Meghan Forbes | September 7, 2017

How Academics Survive the Writing Grind: Some Anecdotal Advice

By Helen Sword | September 7, 2017

One Decade, Two Writers, Many Actors, and Finally My Book Became a Movie

One Decade, Two Writers, Many Actors, and Finally My Book Became a Movie

Mark Haskell Smith on Adapting His Book Salty for the Big Screen

By Mark Haskell Smith | September 7, 2017

Cormac McCarthy's <em>Blood Meridian</em> Was Almost a Plain Old Western

Cormac McCarthy's Blood Meridian Was Almost a Plain Old Western

The Sneaky Literary Influences Behind a Modern American Classic

By Michael Lynn Crews | September 6, 2017

Salman Rushdie's First Love Was <em>Alice's Adventures in Wonderland</em>

Salman Rushdie's First Love Was Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

The Goden House Author on 5 Books that Have Defined his Life

By Literary Hub | September 5, 2017

90 Lines For John Ashbery's 90th Birthday

90 Lines For John Ashbery's 90th Birthday

In Memory of a Great American Poet, We're Reposting Birthday Wishes From July

By Literary Hub | September 5, 2017

N.K. Jemisin on Craft, Advocacy, and Ignoring the Naysayers

N.K. Jemisin on Craft, Advocacy, and Ignoring the Naysayers

"I feel the Force. I listen to my gut. I write what feels good."

By Emily Temple | September 1, 2017

A Formidable Writer, An Exceptional Man: Philip Roth on Richard Stern

A Formidable Writer, An Exceptional Man: Philip Roth on Richard Stern

"His Direct Apprehension of the Real was Amazing"

By Philip Roth | September 1, 2017

Angela Davis on Black Lives Matter, Palestine, and the Future of Radicalism

Angela Davis on Black Lives Matter, Palestine, and the Future of Radicalism

"Theories of Freedom are Always Tentative"

By Gaye Theresa Johnson and Alex Lubin | September 1, 2017

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