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The Eternal Mystery of the Reclusive Writer
From Mitchell to Pynchon to Ferrante, Why We Love the Hermits
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Jonathan Russell Clark
| May 28, 2015
Memories of Pan-Yugo Angst
Sara Nović on Discovering Dubravka Ugrešić Far From Home
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Sara Nović
| May 28, 2015
American Kafka?
The Weird, Uncanny Work of Michael Cisco
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Jeff VanderMeer
| May 27, 2015
Return to The South: On Colm Tóibín's First Novel
A Look at the Early Work of "Ireland's Greatest Living Writer"
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Katherine A. Powers
| May 26, 2015
Michael Friedman, Master of Cliche
On the Accidental Discovery of a Wonderful Book
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Molly Young
| May 22, 2015
Against Wunderkinds
How late bloomers are leading a revolt against the cult of the literary prodigy
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Alexander Chee
| May 21, 2015
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Norway's Greatest Living Writer is Actually Dag Solstad
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Ane Farsethas
| May 18, 2015
Denise Levertov Should Be More Famous
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Paul Constant
| May 15, 2015
On the Rebirth of Orlando
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Ryan Rivas
| May 14, 2015
Did Mark Z. Danielewski Just Reinvent the Novel?
The Author of 'The Familiar', on his 21,000-Page Book
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Jonathan Russell Clark
| May 13, 2015
The Mislaid Plans of Nell Zink
On Writing for More Than an Audience of One
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Alex Heimbach
| May 13, 2015
My Salinger Year
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On Memoir: Ondaatje, Smith, and Sante
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| May 8, 2015
How to Write the Holocaust Through the Eyes of a Child
Jim Shepard on finding perspectives of innocence
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Jim Shepard
| May 7, 2015
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