Marya Hornbacher on Memoirs That Prevail

Marya Hornbacher on Memoirs That Prevail

From the Memoir Nation Podcast, Hosted by Brooke Warner and Grant Faulkner

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Tayari Jones on Speaking in Metaphor

Tayari Jones on Speaking in Metaphor

In Conversation with Mitzi Rapkin on the First Draft Podcast

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What Should You Read Next? Here Are the Best Reviewed Books of the Week

What Should You Read Next? Here Are the Best Reviewed Books of the Week

Featuring Saba Sams, Jazmine Ulloa, Jordy Rosenberg, and more

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Benjamin Hale on How to Expand a Magazine Article Into a Book

Benjamin Hale on How to Expand a Magazine Article Into a Book

Navigating Structure, in Fiction and Nonfiction

By Benjamin Hale | March 6, 2026

No Stars, or: Are We Reviewing Ourselves to Death?

No Stars, or: Are We Reviewing Ourselves to Death?

Lucie Britsch on the Importance of Making Art for Art’s Sake

By Lucie Britsch | March 6, 2026

On the Rise of <em>Pitchfork</em> and 21st-Century Music Criticism

On the Rise of Pitchfork and 21st-Century Music Criticism

Ronen Givony on the Early Days of Music Reviewing

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Life on the Front Lines of America’s Caregiving Crisis

By Laura Mauldin | March 6, 2026

“French Walk,” a Poem by Anna Lena Phillips Bell

By Anna Lena Phillips Bell | March 6, 2026

Larry Sultan on the Role of Ambiguity in Art

Larry Sultan on the Role of Ambiguity in Art

“I think part of the role of ambiguity relates to my own ambivalence. I don’t know what to make of things.”

By Larry Sultan | March 6, 2026

Jayson Greene on Uncanny Grief and Uncanny Novels

Jayson Greene on Uncanny Grief and Uncanny Novels

In Conversation with Jordan Kisner on Thresholds

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Introducing Dirt Books, a Publishing Imprint For the 22nd Century

Introducing Dirt Books, a Publishing Imprint For the 22nd Century

“The ideal Dirt Books title is a story that could not be told any other way.”

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Why We Must Fight to Stop HR 7661 Before It Destroys the Lives of American Children

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Maris Kreizman on a Proposed Bill That Could Outlaw Books By or About LGBTQ+ People

By Maris Kreizman | March 5, 2026

On Shirley Jackson’s <em>The Haunting of Hill House</em> Though the Lens of Childrearing

On Shirley Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House Though the Lens of Childrearing

Lesley Jenike Considers What Motherhood Can Reveal About the Self

By Lesley Jenike | March 5, 2026

Language as Resistance: Camonghne Felix on the Liberatory Potential of Poetry

Language as Resistance: Camonghne Felix on the Liberatory Potential of Poetry

“We can go to poetry to mark the design of the world we see and the world we desire to conjure.”

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What We Lose When We Gamify Reading

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