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Frederic Tuten Remembers Harry Mathews

Frederic Tuten Remembers Harry Mathews

On Living a Well-Managed Life

By Frederic Tuten | February 3, 2017

The Brand New Catastrophe

Mike Scalise

By Lit Hub Excerpts | February 2, 2017

11 Memoirs by 20th-Century American Radicals

11 Memoirs by 20th-Century American Radicals

Muckracking Journalists, Antiwar Activists, and More

By Dwyer Murphy | January 30, 2017

Returning Home to the Ghosts of Budapest

Returning Home to the Ghosts of Budapest

Joseph Kertes Revisits the Scenes of a Childhood Escape

By Joseph Kertes | January 27, 2017

The Weight of My Father's Poems

The Weight of My Father's Poems

Emily Ruskovich on the Creative Dedication of her Prolific Father

By Emily Ruskovich | January 20, 2017

Mary Karr: Stop Asking Me About David Foster Wallace, Thanks

Mary Karr: Stop Asking Me About David Foster Wallace, Thanks

"As though my contribution to literature is that I fucked him a couple times in the early nineties."

By Emily Temple | January 18, 2017

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