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Patrick Cottrell: Writing is Not Therapeutic in Any Way
On Morality, Penis Lesions, and Writing From Life (or Not)
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Claire Luchette
| March 21, 2017
Elif Batuman on Fictionalizing Her Life, and Learning to Fact Check
In Conversation with the Author of
The Idiot
By
Dylan Foley
| March 21, 2017
Literary Voices on the Legendary Brilliance of Robert Silvers
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Emily Temple
| March 21, 2017
The Writing Wisdom of Derek Walcott
"prejudice is an inferior form of thinking"
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Emily Temple
| March 20, 2017
Derek Walcott: Poet of Twilight, Poet of the Caribbean
Gabrielle Bellot on the Late Nobel Laureate
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Gabrielle Bellot
| March 20, 2017
Pankaj Mishra: We Committed Intellectual Suicide After 9/11
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| March 20, 2017
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Ken Chen
| March 16, 2017
Kanishk Tharoor on Writing Outside of Western Traditions
"The individual isn’t always my unit of choice"
By
Peter C. Baker
| March 16, 2017
Roxane Gay, Aimee Bender, and More on Assault and Harassment in the Literary World
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Literary Hub
| March 15, 2017
The Future: Where Sexual Ambivalence Meets Sexual Gentrification
On Polyamory, Silicon Valley, and the Investigations of Emily Witt
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Dion Kagan
| March 15, 2017
When Femininity is Code for Feelings
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Lynn Steger Strong
| March 15, 2017
Ariel Levy: "Feminism Never Said You Can Have It All"
Bethanne Patrick in Conversation with
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Staff Writer
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Bethanne Patrick
| March 14, 2017
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