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Leonard Cohen at the End of the World

Leonard Cohen at the End of the World

Erin Somers Awaits the Apocalypse at a Concert in Brooklyn

By Erin Somers | November 11, 2016

Inside a Perfect Replica of New York City

Inside a Perfect Replica of New York City

On the Elaborate Microcosm First Constructed for the 1964 World's Fair

By Maria Popova | November 11, 2016

Literary Voices React to President Donald Trump

Literary Voices React to President Donald Trump

Where do we go from here?

By Emily Temple | November 10, 2016

The American Nobel: At Norman, Oklahama's Neustadt Prize Festival

The American Nobel: At Norman, Oklahama's Neustadt Prize Festival

Open Letter's Chad Post on This Year's Winner, Dubravka Ugresic

By Chad Post | November 10, 2016

Dubravka Ugrešić: “Who am I, Where am I, and Whose am I?”

Dubravka Ugrešić: “Who am I, Where am I, and Whose am I?”

The winner of the 2016 Neustadt International Prize for Literature

By Literary Hub | November 10, 2016

Interview with a Gatekeeper: Wave Books' Matthew Zapruder

Interview with a Gatekeeper: Wave Books' Matthew Zapruder

On Music, Translation, and How he Came to Understanding Poetry

By Kerri Arsenault | November 10, 2016

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A Long, Sad Night in Washington, DC

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When Your Characters Live Inside Your Childhood Home

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Lauren Cerand Reports on an Evening of International Celebration

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Brain Orgasm? The Literary World of ASMR

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Patti Smith on How She Writes a Song

Patti Smith on How She Writes a Song

Allen Ginsberg told me, “If you have trouble writing, just write what you mean.”

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Jane Jacobs on Civil Disobedience and the Necessity of Resistance

Jane Jacobs on Civil Disobedience and the Necessity of Resistance

"Civil disobedience is an extension of self-government."

By Jane Jacobs | November 8, 2016

The Many Ways in Which the Heart Can Break

The Many Ways in Which the Heart Can Break

Aminatta Forna Visits the Museum of Broken Relationships

By Aminatta Forna | November 8, 2016

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