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Here Are the Things You Should Worry About While Writing a Novel

Here Are the Things You Should Worry About While Writing a Novel

Because You Are Not Currently Anxious Enough

By Susannah Felts | March 11, 2016

What If the Apocalypse Just Meant No More Social Media?

What If the Apocalypse Just Meant No More Social Media?

Laura Sims and Kenneth Calhoun in Conversation About the End of the World

By Literary Hub | March 11, 2016

The Time I Played Catch with Annie Dillard

The Time I Played Catch with Annie Dillard

A Young Writer's Literary Spring Training Pilgrimage

By Michael Croley | March 10, 2016

In Praise of the Mighty Zine

In Praise of the Mighty Zine

Live, from the LA Zine Fest

By Liska Jacobs | March 10, 2016

Geoff Dyer:

Geoff Dyer: "What Kind of Writer is Annie Dillard?"

In Search of the Wide-Awake Reader

By Geoff Dyer | March 10, 2016

Contemplating the Infinite with Annie Dillard

Contemplating the Infinite with Annie Dillard

"One of the most sensitive, listening intelligences ever to breathe American air"

By John Freeman | March 10, 2016

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The Women of the World Poetry Slam Comes to Brooklyn

By Jonathan Russell Clark | March 9, 2016

The High School English Teacher Who Changed My Life

The High School English Teacher Who Changed My Life

Twelve Writers Reflect on the Teachers Who First Inspired Them

By Nick Ripatrazone | March 8, 2016

On the Deep Disquiet of Finishing Your Book

On the Deep Disquiet of Finishing Your Book

Fernando Pessoa, Joy Williams, and the gap between writing and publishing

By Jonathan Lee | March 8, 2016

The Things We Do to Promote the Books We Write

The Things We Do to Promote the Books We Write

Summer Brennan on Publicity, Social Media, and Marlon James, Chef

By Summer Brennan | March 8, 2016

Hidden Stories and Historical Half-truths: Lies Your Ancestors Told You

Hidden Stories and Historical Half-truths: Lies Your Ancestors Told You

On history, heritage, and whitewashing

By Anita Huslin | March 7, 2016

The Beautiful, Proto-Feminist Snark of Jane Austen’s Juvenilia

The Beautiful, Proto-Feminist Snark of Jane Austen’s Juvenilia

74,000 words of raucous, handwritten amorality

By Devoney Looser | March 4, 2016

102 Indispensible Works of Literary Criticism

102 Indispensible Works of Literary Criticism

A Highly Subjective and Idiosyncratic List Created Upon Moving House

By Jonathan Russell Clark | March 4, 2016

Do Artists Still Find Inspiration in Literature?

Do Artists Still Find Inspiration in Literature?

Asking the Question at the Opening Night of the Volta Art Fair

By Catherine Talese | March 4, 2016

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