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Heading North to Become <br>a Poet

Heading North to Become
a Poet

Michael Torres on Navigating the Space Between Home and Away

By Michael Torres | October 7, 2020

Why We Can't Stop Loving the Most Troublesome Pets

Why We Can't Stop Loving the Most Troublesome Pets

Matt Sumell on Real Friendship and Living with "Grief Time Bombs"

By Matt Sumell | October 5, 2020

On Learning of My Autism While Trying to Finish a Novel

On Learning of My Autism While Trying to Finish a Novel

Madeleine Ryan Considers the Richness of Neurodiversity

By Madeleine Ryan | October 5, 2020

Kimberly's Story, Part II: How to Live in San Francisco During a Pandemic

Kimberly's Story, Part II: How to Live in San Francisco During a Pandemic

An Original Graphic Story from Mission Local

By Literary Hub | October 2, 2020

The Case for Writing a Memoir in Essays

The Case for Writing a Memoir in Essays

Beth Kephart on the Power of Fragmentation in Books By Sonja Livingston, Megan Stielstra, and More

By Beth Kephart | October 2, 2020

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From The Quarantine Tapes Podcast with Paul Holdengräber

By The Quarantine Tapes | October 2, 2020

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Many Rights, Few Responsibilities: What Does It Mean To Be an American Citizen?

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The Cookbook That Keeps Memories of a Maine Inn Alive

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On Malaria, Drought, and the Personal Consequences of Greed

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On Unspooling Generational Trauma in Black Father-Daughter Relationships

On Unspooling Generational Trauma in Black Father-Daughter Relationships

Catherine Adel West in Conversation with G.P. Gottlieb on the New Books Network

By New Books Network | October 1, 2020

At Their Own Pace: Why Reading Is Not an Inherent Moral Good

At Their Own Pace: Why Reading Is Not an Inherent Moral Good

Katherine Gaudet on Raising Reluctant Readers

By Katherine Gaudet | September 30, 2020

How an Italian Translator Found an Unlikely Home in the Utah Desert

How an Italian Translator Found an Unlikely Home in the Utah Desert

Sara Reggiani on Belonging, Kinship, and Translating Ellen Meloy's Nature Writing

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Turn and Face the Strange: Darcey Steinke on Our New Life with Masks

Turn and Face the Strange: Darcey Steinke on Our New Life with Masks

"When I look at masked people my brain still feels like its malfunctioning."

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On Wild Salmon, Hockey Dreams and Life in the Saanich Homeland

On Wild Salmon, Hockey Dreams and Life in the Saanich Homeland

Blaine Wilson: "Our name is what brings us alive, what ties us to our land."

By Sara Sinclair | September 29, 2020

The Best Reviewed Memoirs and Biographies, September Edition

The Best Reviewed Memoirs and Biographies, September Edition

The lives of Stephen Hawking, Toussaint Louverture, Adolf Hitler, and more

By Book Marks | September 29, 2020

Navigating Literary Censorship—and Worse—in Iran

Navigating Literary Censorship—and Worse—in Iran

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By Amir Ahmadi Arian | September 28, 2020

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