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Please Don't Put in the Novel That I Died: Olivia Manning’s (Lightly) Fictionalized Novels

Please Don't Put in the Novel That I Died: Olivia Manning’s (Lightly) Fictionalized Novels

Duncan Fyfe on the Author's Characters, and the Unhappy People Who Inspired Them

By Duncan Fyfe | November 4, 2026

Building a Community of Imposters: What It Means To Be a Literary Translator Today

Building a Community of Imposters: What It Means To Be a Literary Translator Today

Ilan Stavans Considers His Own Translation Journey While Offering Some Advice For Emerging Translators

By Ilan Stavans | November 4, 2026

The Pioneering Journalist Who Met With Nazi War Criminals Ahead of Their Prosecution

The Pioneering Journalist Who Met With Nazi War Criminals Ahead of Their Prosecution

Natalie Livingstone on Erika Mann, Whose Coverage of the Nuremberg Trials Made Sense of a Decade of Tragedies

By Natalie Livingstone | November 4, 2026

What Fly Fishing Taught Me About Writing Fiction

What Fly Fishing Taught Me About Writing Fiction

Evan Brooke on the Similarities Between Casting a Line and Drafting a Novel

By Evan Brooke | November 3, 2026

“Mirror,” a Poem by Jana Prikryl

“Mirror,” a Poem by Jana Prikryl

From the Collection The Channel

By Jana Prikryl | November 3, 2026

On the Film <em>NAZA</em> and the Ethics of Documentary Art

On the Film NAZA and the Ethics of Documentary Art

Steven Thrasher asks, "Does journalistic duty trump the moral imperative to bring these people to justice?"

By Steven W. Thrasher | November 3, 2026

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Mary Beth Keane on Writing a Novel of the Irish Diaspora

By Jane Ciabattari | November 3, 2026

How Derek Walcott’s Postcolonial Epic Helped Me Write My Novel

By Schneider K. Rancy | November 3, 2026

10 Great Nonfiction Titles to Read in November

By Literary Hub | November 2, 2026

Glass Skulls, Luminosity, Soup, and Other Miracles: New Poetry to Read This November

Glass Skulls, Luminosity, Soup, and Other Miracles: New Poetry to Read This November

Rebecca Morgan Frank Recommends Malgorzata Lebda, Mark Anthony Cayanan, Abigail Chabitnoy, and More

By Rebecca Morgan Frank | November 2, 2026

Vampiric Broodmothers, Gig-Economy Ghosts, and Medieval Abortionists: November’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books

Vampiric Broodmothers, Gig-Economy Ghosts, and Medieval Abortionists: November’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books

Autumnal Reads From Curtis C. Chen, Adam Oyebanji, Caitlin Starling, and Many More

By Natalie Zutter | November 2, 2026

The Ghostly and the Real: On Spirit Worlds in African Literature

The Ghostly and the Real: On Spirit Worlds in African Literature

A Conversation About African Literary Traditions with Dilman Dila, Faraaz Mahomed, and Sven Axelrad

By Karina M. Szczurek | November 2, 2026

Tough Days and Good Laughs: 10 New Children’s Books Out This November

Tough Days and Good Laughs: 10 New Children’s Books Out This November

Caroline Carlson Recommends Books by Neil Sharpson, Avi Steinberg, Gideon Sterer and More

By Caroline Carlson | November 2, 2026

This Week in Literary History: Sinclair Lewis Wins the Nobel Prize in Literature

This Week in Literary History: Sinclair Lewis Wins the Nobel Prize in Literature

The First Writer from the United States to Do So

By Literary Hub | November 2, 2026

If Salvador Dalí Died in 1989, Then Why Can He Still Take a Selfie With You?

If Salvador Dalí Died in 1989, Then Why Can He Still Take a Selfie With You?

David Bering-Porter Explores the Concept of "Undead Labor" In the Age of Artificial Intelligence

By David Bering-Porter | October 30, 2026

An Interrogation of Reality: On the Legacy of <em>Blade Runner</em>

An Interrogation of Reality: On the Legacy of Blade Runner

Joanne McNeil in Praise of Stephen Vaughan's Visual Chronicle of a Sci-Fi Classic

By Joanne McNeil | October 30, 2026

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