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George Saunders on Death, Trump, and the Trick That Made Him a Better Writer

George Saunders on Death, Trump, and the Trick That Made Him a Better Writer

An In-Depth Conversation with One of America's Greatest Living Writers

By Mike Matesich | February 15, 2017

Emma Donoghue and Laird Hunt on Writing Historical Women

Emma Donoghue and Laird Hunt on Writing Historical Women

Grandmothers, Deep-Sea Diving Suits, and Peat Fires

By Literary Hub | February 15, 2017

Daniel Handler on the Best Writer You Don't Know: Rachel Ingalls

Daniel Handler on the Best Writer You Don't Know: Rachel Ingalls

Novellas? Long Short Stories? Whatever They Are, They're Brilliant

By Daniel Handler | February 14, 2017

My Job Writing Custom Erotic Love Letters

My Job Writing Custom Erotic Love Letters

Lorraine Berry on the Time She Paid the Bills as a 'Literary Courtesan'

By Lorraine Berry | February 14, 2017

Everything I Know About Sex I Learned From Edna St. Vincent Millay

Everything I Know About Sex I Learned From Edna St. Vincent Millay

April Smith on Learning from a Dead Poet What Life Might Be Like

By April Smith | February 14, 2017

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How the Powerful Fear Art: Lessons from John Berger

On Fascism, Art, and Fighting with Orwell and Berger

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On Being a Mother and a Writer in a Time of War

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Bethanne Patrick in conversation with the author of A Separation

By Bethanne Patrick | February 7, 2017

Noir is the Perfect Genre for Telling a Millennial Story

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