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Why You Should Move to Berlin to Be a Writer

Why You Should Move to Berlin to Be a Writer

Fatin Abbas on Discovering the Freedom to Fail

By Fatin Abbas | November 25, 2015

“When Did You Start to Think of Yourself As African?”

“When Did You Start to Think of Yourself As African?”

Ivan Vladislavic in Conversation with Nuruddin Farah and Robert Kelly

By Literary Hub | November 24, 2015

Dear Rick Moody, Life Coach:

Dear Rick Moody, Life Coach: "I Can No Longer Cry. Please Help."

Does Salt Water on Your Cheeks Really Matter?

By Rick Moody | November 24, 2015

Jerry Stahl on Hep C, Fat Suits, and Masturbating Babies

Jerry Stahl on Hep C, Fat Suits, and Masturbating Babies

A Very Entertaining Interview With an Old New Dad

By Sabra Embury | November 23, 2015

When Setting Trumps Character

When Setting Trumps Character

Great Writing About Place

By Tobias Carroll | November 23, 2015

Interview with a Bookstore: Housing Works Bookstore Cafe

Interview with a Bookstore: Housing Works Bookstore Cafe

Social enterprise, a community space, and a fifty-cent cart

By Interview with a Bookstore | November 23, 2015

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How Sophie Calle Became an Artist

By Literary Hub | November 20, 2015

Are We Different People in Different Languages?

By Ana Menéndez | November 19, 2015

Motherhood, Writerhood, and Calling a Job a Job

By Katy Simpson Smith | November 19, 2015

80 Books No Woman Should Read

80 Books No Woman Should Read

Rebecca Solnit Tries to Kill a Zombie

By Rebecca Solnit | November 18, 2015

David Mitchell: Advice to a Young Writer

David Mitchell: Advice to a Young Writer

Brilliantly Bad Originality is Better Than Competent Mimicry

By Literary Hub | November 18, 2015

James Patterson is a Bookstore Addict

James Patterson is a Bookstore Addict

In Conversation with the Patron Saint of Indie Bookstores Across America

By Michele Filgate | November 18, 2015

Ordinary Paris and the Art of Noticing

Ordinary Paris and the Art of Noticing

On Seeing Georges Perec's Infraordinary World

By Lauren Elkin | November 17, 2015

Lauren Groff on Power, Privilege, and Feminism

Lauren Groff on Power, Privilege, and Feminism

In Conversation with the Author of Fates and Furies

By Bethanne Patrick | November 17, 2015

The Ever-Expanding World of David Mitchell

The Ever-Expanding World of David Mitchell

One Novel Out of Many, Filled With Eternally Recurring Characters

By Jonathan Russell Clark | November 16, 2015

Michel Foucault, Against Himself

Michel Foucault, Against Himself

Arlette Farge Remembers Foucault on the Streets of Paris

By Literary Hub | November 16, 2015

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