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The Novel is Dead, Celebrity is a Disease, and More!

The Novel is Dead, Celebrity is a Disease, and More!

Jarett Kobek Really Does Hate the Internet

By Chelsea Hodson | February 4, 2016

Writing, Traveling, and the Creative Act

Writing, Traveling, and the Creative Act

Suzanne Joinson: Dispatches from Israel, Azerbaijan, and a Deer Park in Beijing

By Suzanne Joinson | February 4, 2016

The Rise of the Literary Binge-Read

The Rise of the Literary Binge-Read

How 21st-Century Culture and Technology Changed Highbrow Fiction

By Michael Bourne | February 3, 2016

What Kind of Literature Lives on the Dark Web?

What Kind of Literature Lives on the Dark Web?

An Interview with the Founders of The Torist

By Amy Brady | February 3, 2016

How I Accidentally Wrote a Civil War Novel

How I Accidentally Wrote a Civil War Novel

New Stories Born from the Oldest Ballads

By Taylor Brown | February 3, 2016

You Don’t Have to Be a Veteran to Write About War

You Don’t Have to Be a Veteran to Write About War

Matt Gallagher on the Difference Between Experience and Authority

By Matt Gallagher | February 2, 2016

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The Pirate

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Interview with a Gatekeeper: Graywolf's Jeff Shotts

By Kerri Arsenault | January 29, 2016

Translating the Secret Language of War

By Matthew J. Hefti | January 28, 2016

Garth Greenwell on Sex, Passion, and the Queer Body

Garth Greenwell on Sex, Passion, and the Queer Body

In Conversation with the Author of What Belongs to You

By Adam Vitcavage | January 28, 2016

In Conversation with a 32-year-old Nora Ephron

In Conversation with a 32-year-old Nora Ephron

On Writer's Block, Distractions, and Missing the Point

By Literary Hub | January 28, 2016

Our Darkest American Masterpiece

Our Darkest American Masterpiece

On the Perpetual Relevance of Miss Lonelyhearts

By Dustin Illingworth | January 27, 2016

Our Fairy Tales Ourselves: Storytelling From East to West

Our Fairy Tales Ourselves: Storytelling From East to West

Marie Mutsuki Mockett on What a Story Can Be

By Marie Mutsuki Mockett | January 27, 2016

Sunil Yapa:

Sunil Yapa: "Empathy is a Radical Act"

In Conversation with Bethanne Patrick about Race, Writing, and Love

By Bethanne Patrick | January 27, 2016

Surrealism and Decomposition. Or How I Wrote My Novel.

Surrealism and Decomposition. Or How I Wrote My Novel.

Elizabeth McKenzie Finds Help From Breton to Bellow

By Elizabeth McKenzie | January 26, 2016

Writing Workshops LA: Beware of Dog!

Writing Workshops LA: Beware of Dog!

Michele Filgate Talks to Edan Lepucki About West Coast Writing Community

By Michele Filgate | January 22, 2016

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