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Allen Ginsberg's Definition of the Beat Generation
From the Poet's Lecture on How a Generation Got Its Name
By
Allen Ginsberg
| April 20, 2017
From Mukasonga to Alexievich, We Need Writers Who Bear Witness
Scott Esposito on Staying Clear-Eyed in Dark Times
By
Veronica Esposito
| April 18, 2017
Something More than Correctness: On Teaching Grace Paley's Essays
"It’s not their own shame that holds young writers back; it’s ours"
By
Scott Korb
| April 18, 2017
Mónica de la Torre on Corporatese and the Oppression of Fancy Chairs
Poets on Life and Craft
By
Peter Mishler
| April 17, 2017
Helping My First Generation Students Take Pride in their Personal Essays
"I feel lucky to be able to witness the telling of these lives"
By
Sonia Taitz
| April 13, 2017
David Vann: "If I Miss a Single Morning of Writing, It Changes My Novel"
On Creative Routine and Writing Eight Books in Eight Years
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David Vann
| April 13, 2017
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The Lives of the Poets Aren't All That Cinematic
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Lucy Scholes
| April 13, 2017
Lidia Yuknavitch: I Will Always Inhabit the Water
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Lidia Yuknavitch
| April 12, 2017
Louise Erdrich: Among the Living and the Dead in the Turtle Mountains
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Louise Erdrich
| April 12, 2017
Thomas McGuane Remembers His Friend, Jim Harrison
"In the end, Jim Harrison was a country boy who’d been touched."
By
Thomas McGuane
| April 12, 2017
Kurt Vonnegut's Greatest Writing Advice
"Literature should not disappear up its own asshole," and other craft imperatives
By
Emily Temple
| April 11, 2017
10 Essential Terms for Poets (and Everyone Else)
From Aubade to Oriki to Tanka and More!
By
Edward Hirsch
| April 7, 2017
Reading Across America: A Scene Grows in Queens
Catherine La Sota on Starting a Reading Series in the World's Borough
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Catherine LaSota
| April 7, 2017
The Longest Winter: Or Why It Took Me 15 Years to Finish My Novel
Max Winter Goes Year-By-Year on a Very Long Journey
By
Max Winter
| April 5, 2017
How Many Shakespeares Were There?
On Authorship, Erasure, and the Myth of the Great Solitary Writer
By
Gabrielle Bellot
| April 5, 2017
Alexander McCall Smith: In Praise of W.H. Auden
And from Moby Dick to Patrick O'Brian...
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| April 5, 2017
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