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1946: The Making of the Modern World

1946: The Making of the Modern World

Victor Sebestyen

By Lit Hub Excerpts | November 10, 2015

What’s the Best Jane Austen Movie Adaptation of the 90s?

What’s the Best Jane Austen Movie Adaptation of the 90s?

An Illustrated Guide to Your Viewing Options

By Sky Friedlander | November 10, 2015

Weasel Words Unite the Parties

Weasel Words Unite the Parties

A Spinglish-English Translation of Friday’s Debate Forum

By Henry Beard and Christopher Cerf | November 10, 2015

Elvis Costello: The Teenage Years

Elvis Costello: The Teenage Years

Death and Discovery, from London to Liverpool

By Elvis Costello | November 9, 2015

Interview with a Bookstore: Brattle Book Shop

Interview with a Bookstore: Brattle Book Shop

In Which J.D. Salinger Appears Alongside a Woman Who Eats Bibles

By Interview with a Bookstore | November 9, 2015

Is Canadian Fabulism a Hot New Genre?

Is Canadian Fabulism a Hot New Genre?

In Conversation with Heather O'Neill on the Eve of the Giller Prize

By Charles Arrowsmith | November 9, 2015

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By Jess Bergman | November 9, 2015

A Tender Account of Knitting, Young Love, and a Dick Cozy

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Inside the Ultimate Writers' Retreat

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On the Grounds of Hawthornden, William Drummond's Castle of Poets

By Pauls Toutonghi | November 5, 2015

Reading Henry Dumas After Trayvon Martin

Reading Henry Dumas After Trayvon Martin

On the Genius of a Black Writer Killed by NYC Police in 1968

By Drew Johnson | November 4, 2015

Letters to Vera

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Vladimir Nabokov, Brian Boyd, and Olga Voronina

By Lit Hub Excerpts | November 4, 2015

Roxane Gay Wins the PEN Center USA Freedom to Write Award

Roxane Gay Wins the PEN Center USA Freedom to Write Award

"For Demonstrating exceptional courage in the defense of free expression.”

By Jonathan Russell Clark | November 4, 2015

Donna Tartt's Typewritten Valedictorian Speech

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Finding Truth in a Made-Up World

Finding Truth in a Made-Up World

Mark Hogancamp Survived a Brutal Beating By Creating His Own Universe

By Chris Shellen | November 3, 2015

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