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Can James Comey Write? 13 Passages From His New Trump Book

Can James Comey Write? 13 Passages From His New Trump Book

The Man Who Delivered America to Donald Trump is a First-Class Noticer

By Emily Temple | April 16, 2018

The Complicated Comforts of Marilynne Robinson

The Complicated Comforts of Marilynne Robinson

Could One Writer Help Me Reckon with Personal and Political Upheaval?

By Rachel Vorona Cote | April 13, 2018

PEN World Voices Festival: Resistance, Roxane Gay, and the Next Generation

PEN World Voices Festival: Resistance, Roxane Gay, and the Next Generation

Toward Freedom and Imagining a Better Future

By Matt Grant | April 10, 2018

Robert Coover's Long Lost Seussian Satire of American Politics

Robert Coover's Long Lost Seussian Satire of American Politics

The Cat in the Hat for President (would be better than what we have now)

By Robert Coover | April 10, 2018

Gay, Muslim, Refugee: On Making a Life in Trump's America

Gay, Muslim, Refugee: On Making a Life in Trump's America

Aleksandar Hemon Tells the Story of Kemalemir Frashto

By Aleksandar Hemon | April 9, 2018

What the Rest of America Can Learn from California's Turnaround

What the Rest of America Can Learn from California's Turnaround

Demographic Shifts Might Save Us Yet

By Manuel Pastor | April 9, 2018

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Kevin Williamson, Transphobia, and the Myth of Ideological Diversity

By Gabrielle Bellot | April 4, 2018

The Year in Trump Novel Pitches: An Agent's Lament

By Erik Hane | March 30, 2018

On a Historic Meeting of Powerbrokers, Weeks Before Obama Took Office

By Chris Whipple | March 29, 2018

What Happens When We Vote Based on Personal Grievances

What Happens When We Vote Based on Personal Grievances

Considering Donald Trump as the "Protest Candidate"

By Steve Almond | March 29, 2018

At the March for Our Lives, Registering the Next Generation of Voters

At the March for Our Lives, Registering the Next Generation of Voters

Courtney Angela Brkic Heads to Washington

By Courtney Angela Brkic | March 26, 2018

Imagining Iraq: On the Fifteenth Anniversary of the Iraq War

Imagining Iraq: On the Fifteenth Anniversary of the Iraq War

Philip Metres Offers a Brief History of Imperial Dementia

By Philip Metres | March 20, 2018

David Ulin on the Broken Politics of Rage

David Ulin on the Broken Politics of Rage

Two Minutes is Long Enough for Things to Go Wrong

By David L. Ulin | March 19, 2018

How a Letter from Einstein Saved a Scientist from Nazi Germany

How a Letter from Einstein Saved a Scientist from Nazi Germany

Gerald Weissmann on the Nativist US Immigration Policies of the 1930s

By Gerald Weissmann | March 15, 2018

How Many Must Die? Teachers Reflect on Gun Violence and Student Protest

How Many Must Die? Teachers Reflect on Gun Violence and Student Protest

Thoughts from the Classroom One Month After Parkland

By Literary Hub | March 14, 2018

The President Has Too Much Power to Make War

The President Has Too Much Power to Make War

If Trump Can't Make Us See the Danger of Presidential Power, Who Will?

By Bruce Ackerman | March 8, 2018

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