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This Year’s Charming National Book Award Underdog: Karen E. Bender

This Year’s Charming National Book Award Underdog: Karen E. Bender

On Money, Craft, and Characters Who Can’t Stop Stealing

By Jonathan Russell Clark | November 12, 2015

Sackett Street: From Craigslist to Community

Sackett Street: From Craigslist to Community

Julia Fierro talks to Michele Filgate About the Origins of a Workshop

By Michele Filgate | November 11, 2015

Rick Moody is Now a Life Coach

Rick Moody is Now a Life Coach

From Unreconstructed Cynicism to Deep and Generous Sympathy for All

By Rick Moody | November 9, 2015

Is Canadian Fabulism a Hot New Genre?

Is Canadian Fabulism a Hot New Genre?

In Conversation with Heather O'Neill on the Eve of the Giller Prize

By Charles Arrowsmith | November 9, 2015

Why We Read (And Write) Short Stories

Why We Read (And Write) Short Stories

Lorrie Moore on the form "second to none in power and efficiency"

By Lorrie Moore | November 6, 2015

Digging Through Kathy Acker’s Stuff

Digging Through Kathy Acker’s Stuff

Dodie Bellamy on the Intimacy of Wearing Acker's Clothes and Words

By Dodie Bellamy | November 6, 2015

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Pressing On the Pain to Get to the Truth

By Chelsea Hodson | November 6, 2015

On Translating an "Untranslatable" Book

By Lisa Hayden | November 6, 2015

Captain Fiction and the Gods of the Page

By Noy Holland | November 5, 2015

Breaking Up with Holden Caulfield

Breaking Up with Holden Caulfield

On Revisiting The Catcher in the Rye as an Adult

By Alison Currie | November 5, 2015

Translating a Book in Order to Save It

Translating a Book in Order to Save It

On the Rebirth of Alessandro Spina's 1,300-Page Epic

By André Naffis-Sahely | November 4, 2015

What Do Writers Owe Readers?

What Do Writers Owe Readers?

When the Digital Mailbag Gets Too Full

By Kate Tuttle | November 2, 2015

When An Author You Translate Gets Death Threats

When An Author You Translate Gets Death Threats

Polish Writer Olga Tokarczuk Speaks the Truth, Is Attacked For It

By Jennifer Croft | November 2, 2015

Witches, Demons, Mystics: When Writers Cross the Supernatural Line

Witches, Demons, Mystics: When Writers Cross the Supernatural Line

Is There Such a Thing as Magical Realist Non-Fiction?

By Tobias Carroll | October 30, 2015

In Praise of the Horrid Gothic Novel

In Praise of the Horrid Gothic Novel

Or: How the Structures of Gothic Feminism Apply to Halloween in NYC

By Bridget Read | October 30, 2015

When Andre Agassi Made Me a Woman (and a Writer)

When Andre Agassi Made Me a Woman (and a Writer)

Marie-Helene Bertino on the Literary Life Lessons of the Hardcourt

By Marie-Helene Bertino | October 29, 2015

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