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Why the Printed Book Will Last Another 500 Years

Why the Printed Book Will Last Another 500 Years

The Future of Reading Came and Went

By Adam Sternbergh | October 14, 2015

Ta-Nehisi Coates Has Given #Black Lives Matter Its Foundational Text

Ta-Nehisi Coates Has Given #Black Lives Matter Its Foundational Text

How to Love an Imperfect Genius, and Other Considerations

By Zinzi Clemmons | October 8, 2015

Kenzaburo Oe Finds a Hero in Huckleberry Finn

Kenzaburo Oe Finds a Hero in Huckleberry Finn

Ruminations On America, Harvard Square, 1965

By Kenzaburo Oe | October 8, 2015

<em>Don Quixote</em>: Sloppy, Inconsistent, Baffling, Perfect

Don Quixote: Sloppy, Inconsistent, Baffling, Perfect

On the Magical Hyper-realism of a 400-Year-Old Classic

By Ilan Stavans | October 7, 2015

When Pen Names Become People

When Pen Names Become People

The Freedom and Pitfalls of Literary (Mis)Identity

By Tobias Carroll | October 7, 2015

Why Salman Rushdie Should Win the Nobel Prize in Literature

Why Salman Rushdie Should Win the Nobel Prize in Literature

A Last-Minute Plea on Behalf of Secular Miracles

By Jonathan Russell Clark | October 7, 2015

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The Literary Heirs of the Great Carraway

The Literary Heirs of the Great Carraway

On Donna Tartt, Richard Ford, and Lorrie Moore

By Robert Hahn | September 30, 2015

Exploring Patrick Modiano's Paris

Exploring Patrick Modiano's Paris

Of Memoryscapes and Lost Time

By Debarati Sanyal | September 28, 2015

Chinelo Okparanta on Faith, War and Being Gay in Nigeria

Chinelo Okparanta on Faith, War and Being Gay in Nigeria

Her Debut Novel, Under the Udala Trees, Launches at Housing Works

By Molly Rose Quinn | September 21, 2015

Nom de Vie: Literary Social Media in the Age of Ferrante

Nom de Vie: Literary Social Media in the Age of Ferrante

On Anonymity and the Self-Promotional Author

By Alexander Chee | September 17, 2015

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

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