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Windfall, a Poem by Ishion Hutchinson

Windfall, a Poem by Ishion Hutchinson

"Cement dust specters the shore with rough moonlight music"

By Ishion Hutchinson | March 24, 2017

Do Dogs Have Souls? And Other Questions from Jim Harrison

Do Dogs Have Souls? And Other Questions from Jim Harrison

When in Doubt, Head for Deeper Waters

By Literary Hub | March 24, 2017

Seeking Redemption Behind Bars

Seeking Redemption Behind Bars

On the History of Faith-Based Rehabilitation Alternatives

By Tanya Erzen | March 24, 2017

The Lost Daughter Collective

The Lost Daughter Collective

Lindsey Drager

By Lit Hub Excerpts | March 23, 2017

Camille Paglia on the Iconic Cover of Patti Smith's <em>Horses</em>

Camille Paglia on the Iconic Cover of Patti Smith's Horses

"The Mapplethorpe photo synthesizes my passions and world-view"

By Camille Paglia | March 22, 2017

How a Dictionary Got Into the Marriage Equality Debate

How a Dictionary Got Into the Marriage Equality Debate

And Why Lexicography Matters—Sometimes Too Much

By Kory Stamper | March 22, 2017

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The Hour of Daydreams

By Lit Hub Excerpts | March 22, 2017

Village Prodigies

By Lit Hub Excerpts | March 21, 2017

How a Husband's Loving Biography Ruined His Wife's Reputation

By Richard Holmes | March 21, 2017

Take Heart: Shakespeare's Drafts Were Pretty Damn Rough

Take Heart: Shakespeare's Drafts Were Pretty Damn Rough

On the Rewrites, Random Additions, and Many Changes to the Bard's Plays

By J.P. Romney and Rebecca Romney | March 20, 2017

Moving the Palace

Moving the Palace

Charif Majdalani (translated by Edward Gauvin)

By Lit Hub Excerpts | March 20, 2017

Zora Neale Hurston: The College Years

Zora Neale Hurston: The College Years

From a New Graphic Biography of a Great American Writer

By Peter Bagge | March 20, 2017

Writing on an Island at the End of the World

Writing on an Island at the End of the World

Nell Stevens Chases Her Novel to Bleaker Island

By Nell Stevens | March 17, 2017

Toni Morrison is More Hemingway Than Hemingway Himself

Toni Morrison is More Hemingway Than Hemingway Himself

On Adverbs: Is Less Really More?

By Ben Blatt | March 17, 2017

Concepción and the Baby Brokers

Concepción and the Baby Brokers

Deborah Clearman

By Lit Hub Excerpts | March 17, 2017

Is Pedantry the Mother of the Essay?

Is Pedantry the Mother of the Essay?

And Other Questions Ken Chen Has for the Essay at the End of Time

By Ken Chen | March 16, 2017

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