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<em>Hidden Figures</em> author Margot Lee Shetterly on History, Intersectionality, and Adaptation

Hidden Figures author Margot Lee Shetterly on History, Intersectionality, and Adaptation

"All of us contribute to history"

By Kristen O'Neal | December 21, 2016

On Poverty, Justice, and Writing Sonnets of the South

On Poverty, Justice, and Writing Sonnets of the South

Poet Melissa Range talks to Stephen Burt

By Literary Hub | December 21, 2016

The Last Bookbinder on the Lower East Side

The Last Bookbinder on the Lower East Side

An Ancient Trade, Alive on Henry Street

By Dwyer Murphy | December 21, 2016

The Ghost of Christmas Cheer

The Ghost of Christmas Cheer

How the Holiday's Reception Has Changed Since Dickens' Time

By Timothy Hallinan | December 20, 2016

The Art of Revision: Most of What You Write Should Be Cut

The Art of Revision: Most of What You Write Should Be Cut

Charles Johnson on How to Sculpt a Story

By Charles Johnson | December 20, 2016

My Louise Bourgeois

My Louise Bourgeois

Siri Hustvedt on the complex, brilliant, contradictory artist

By Siri Hustvedt | December 19, 2016

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Joan Didion's Disaffected Literary Descendants

By Katie Dobbs | December 16, 2016

Human Hair, Dolls Clothes, Love Letters and Other Strange Things Found in Old Books

Human Hair, Dolls Clothes, Love Letters and Other Strange Things Found in Old Books

UVA's Book Traces Project tracks human interactions with physical books

By Emily Temple | December 16, 2016

Getting Lost in William Trevor's Private World

Getting Lost in William Trevor's Private World

D. Wystan Owen on the Haunting Intimacy of Trevor's Short Fiction

By D. Wystan Owen | December 16, 2016

Basking in Shirley Hazzard's Pure, Cold Light

Basking in Shirley Hazzard's Pure, Cold Light

Mary Duffy Remembers the Shimmering Crispness of Hazzard's Prose

By Mary Duffy | December 15, 2016

Shirley Hazzard and a Lost Literary Intelligentsia

Shirley Hazzard and a Lost Literary Intelligentsia

In Conversation with John Freeman, Upper East Side, circa 2005

By John Freeman | December 15, 2016

In Praise of Zadie Smith's London

In Praise of Zadie Smith's London

Ten British Writers Find Themselves in NW

By Marta Bausells | December 14, 2016

4 Writers on the Literary Women Who Most Inspire Them

4 Writers on the Literary Women Who Most Inspire Them

Ashley C. Ford, Barbara Browning, Larissa Pham, & Julia Sanches, in Support of Planned Parenthood

By Literary Hub | December 14, 2016

A Literary Round Table With Michelle Latiolais

A Literary Round Table With Michelle Latiolais

Something Between a Lit Celebrity Roast and a Best Case Post-Reading Q&A Session

By Literary Hub | December 14, 2016

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