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Beyond the Trans Memoir

Beyond the Trans Memoir

Juliet Jacques on Life After Transition—and Publication

By Veronica Esposito | September 14, 2015

Everyone Needs a Writing Tribe

Everyone Needs a Writing Tribe

Writing is Solitary, But You Can't Do It Alone

By Janis Cooke Newman | September 14, 2015

Write Every Day

Write Every Day

A Q and A with Ryan Berg

By Newtonville Books | September 11, 2015

Lost in the Basque Country

Lost in the Basque Country

Debut novelists (and cousins!) Gabriel Urza and Sean Bernard in Conversation

By Literary Hub | September 11, 2015

In Which Padgett Powell Employs an Extended Scatological Metaphor

In Which Padgett Powell Employs an Extended Scatological Metaphor

Writing is Like Excreting, Or Listening to the Radio. Or Both.

By Literary Hub | September 10, 2015

The Immigrant Story As Noir

The Immigrant Story As Noir

Vu Tran’s Artistic Obsessions

By Bethanne Patrick | September 10, 2015

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Haikus of Grief, Silence in Harlem

By Literary Hub | September 9, 2015

David Lipsky Ends Up Becoming Himself

By Ed Winstead | September 4, 2015

A Writing Lesson from Ursula K. Le Guin

By Ursula K. Le Guin | September 3, 2015

Writing Across the Landscape

Writing Across the Landscape

Lawrence Ferlinghetti

By Lit Hub Excerpts | September 3, 2015

Elena Ferrante: Master of the Epic Anti-Epic

Elena Ferrante: Master of the Epic Anti-Epic

Dante in the Key of Virginia Woolf

By Aaron Bady | September 2, 2015

Paul Auster is Speaking Directly to Me Through His Books

Paul Auster is Speaking Directly to Me Through His Books

In Which Mark Andrew Ferguson Praises Leviathan

By Mark Andrew Ferguson | September 2, 2015

When We Were Young and Lost

When We Were Young and Lost

Annie McGreevy and Claire Vaye Watkins Talk Mullets and
Immaculate Conception

By Literary Hub | September 1, 2015

Ten Great Books With Their Own Languages

Ten Great Books With Their Own Languages

A Brief Survey of Memorable Made-Up Dialect

By Stephen Sparks | September 1, 2015

A Literary History of the Nose

A Literary History of the Nose

In Which Very Few Olfactory Puns Are Committed

By Dustin Illingworth | September 1, 2015

We Need <em>Diverse</em> Diverse Books

We Need Diverse Diverse Books

We Tell Stories in Order to Live—But Who's "We"?

By Matthew Salesses | August 31, 2015

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