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Against Lolita

Against Lolita

Nabokov’s Most Famous Book is, Truly, a Minor Work

By Roxana Robinson | September 16, 2015

Growing Up Carlin

Growing Up Carlin

On Having a Legendary Comedian for a Dad

By Charles Arrowsmith | September 15, 2015

Beyond the Trans Memoir

Beyond the Trans Memoir

Juliet Jacques on Life After Transition—and Publication

By Veronica Esposito | September 14, 2015

Writing Across the Landscape

Writing Across the Landscape

Lawrence Ferlinghetti

By Lit Hub Excerpts | September 3, 2015

Elena Ferrante: Master of the Epic Anti-Epic

Elena Ferrante: Master of the Epic Anti-Epic

Dante in the Key of Virginia Woolf

By Aaron Bady | September 2, 2015

Paul Auster is Speaking Directly to Me Through His Books

Paul Auster is Speaking Directly to Me Through His Books

In Which Mark Andrew Ferguson Praises Leviathan

By Mark Andrew Ferguson | September 2, 2015

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By Matthew Salesses | August 31, 2015

One of the All-Time Great One-Hit Wonder Novels

By Aaron Gilbreath | August 28, 2015

In Praise of the New Modernists

In Praise of the New Modernists

Alexandra Kleeman, George Saunders... Experimental and Deeply Felt

By Jonathan Russell Clark | August 26, 2015

A History of Encounters with <em>The Lover</em>

A History of Encounters with The Lover

On Rereading Marguerite Duras's Masterpiece

By Laura van den Berg | August 25, 2015

Reclaiming David Foster Wallace from the Lit-Bros

Reclaiming David Foster Wallace from the Lit-Bros

Has Anyone Actually Read Infinite Jest?

By Jonathan Russell Clark | August 20, 2015

On the Intense Power of Literary Friendship

On the Intense Power of Literary Friendship

Alexandra Kleeman and Kathleen Alcott in Conversation

By Literary Hub | August 20, 2015

American Women: Masters of the Short Story

American Women: Masters of the Short Story

On the Literary Genealogy of Lucia Berlin

By Bridget Read | August 19, 2015

Ottessa Moshfegh: What It Means to Be a Voice in the World

Ottessa Moshfegh: What It Means to Be a Voice in the World

On Doubt, Unreliable Narration, and the Messiness of Near History

By Tobias Carroll | August 18, 2015

<em>Lolita</em>: From Transgressive Lit to Pop Iconography

Lolita: From Transgressive Lit to Pop Iconography

Or How We Ended Up with Lana Del Rey

By Rebecca Brill | August 18, 2015

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