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Interview with a Bookstore: Porter Square Books

Interview with a Bookstore: Porter Square Books

Your Clear Winner of the "Craziest Regulars" Award

By Interview with a Bookstore | August 3, 2015

When a Novel Demands to Be Written

When a Novel Demands to Be Written

Jennine Capó Crucet Turns Fear and Frustration Into Fiction

By Jennine Capo Crucet | July 31, 2015

The Perpetual Now of Life on the Margins

The Perpetual Now of Life on the Margins

Comyns, Metcalf, Berlin: Learning From Literary Reissues

By Tobias Carroll | July 31, 2015

Making the Jump From Big House to Small Press

Making the Jump From Big House to Small Press

Susan Shapiro on the Satisfactions of Going Indie

By Literary Hub | July 30, 2015

David Foster Wallace, Reluctant Movie Star

David Foster Wallace, Reluctant Movie Star

On the Perils and Pleasures of Hagiography

By Bridget Read | July 30, 2015

Laura Dave and the Deeper Beach Read

Laura Dave and the Deeper Beach Read

If You Can't Get to the Beach, Get to the Books

By Elisabeth Donnelly | July 29, 2015

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Finding Joy

By Abigail Santamaria | July 29, 2015

The Invention of the Modern Monster

By Theodora Goss | July 28, 2015

Interview with a Bookstore: Malvern Books

By Interview with a Bookstore | July 27, 2015

In Praise of the Unlinked Story Collection

In Praise of the Unlinked Story Collection

Two New Collections Create Vast Moral Worlds

By Jonathan Russell Clark | July 23, 2015

To Be Called a

To Be Called a "Writer"

A Q and A with Mary-Beth Hughes

By Newtonville Books | July 23, 2015

The Literary Period Piece: Forever Current

The Literary Period Piece: Forever Current

We Get the Movie Adaptations We Deserve (and Want!)

By Sky Friedlander | July 22, 2015

True Love and Fire Alarms: A Tour Diary

True Love and Fire Alarms: A Tour Diary

Rebecca Dinerstein, on the Road from Iowa to Wales

By Rebecca Dinerstein | July 21, 2015

The Unemployed Life of a Professional Writer

The Unemployed Life of a Professional Writer

From Job to Job, Book to Book, on the West Coast of Canada

By Shelley A. Leedahl | July 20, 2015

Sex, Feminism, and the Lost Genius of Violette Leduc

Sex, Feminism, and the Lost Genius of Violette Leduc

On Her Newly Translated Classic, 'Therese and Isabelle'

By Tom Roberge | July 17, 2015

Ta-Nehisi Coates: Of Plunder and the Killing Fields

Ta-Nehisi Coates: Of Plunder and the Killing Fields

House to House, in the Streets of Chicago

By Ta-Nehisi Coates | July 16, 2015

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