WATCH: Valerie June Needs Her Songs—and Her Life—to Have Soul

WATCH: Valerie June Needs Her Songs—and Her Life—to Have Soul

Episode Six of the Mighty SONG Writers Video Series

By Literary Hub | September 2, 2020

Inclusivity, Sustainability, and... Disaster? Your Climate Readings for September

Inclusivity, Sustainability, and... Disaster? Your Climate Readings for September

Climate Activist and Reporter Amy Brady Recommends Five New Books

By Amy Brady | September 2, 2020

Laura Kolbe on How COVID-19 is Rewriting the Story of Healthcare

Laura Kolbe on How COVID-19 is Rewriting the Story of Healthcare

From the Thresholds Podcast, Hosted by Jordan Kisner

By Thresholds | September 2, 2020

Obsession and Desire in an Ancient Assyrian Library

Obsession and Desire in an Ancient Assyrian Library

Jo Marchant on the Discovery of a True Treasure

By Jo Marchant | September 2, 2020

Meeting Beethoven at an Italian Restaurant on the Upper <br>West Side

Meeting Beethoven at an Italian Restaurant on the Upper
West Side

Patricia Morrisroe on Muses, Maestros, and Music

By Patricia Morrisroe | September 2, 2020

Live at the Red Ink Series: On Defiance in Writing

Live at the Red Ink Series: On Defiance in Writing

Afia Atakora, Tiana Clark, Amy Jo Burns, and Others in Conversation

By Literary Hub | September 2, 2020

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Kurt Andersen on the Morbid Symptoms of America

By Keen On | September 2, 2020

If Only Doctors Could Treat Historical Guilt

By Katharina Volckmer | September 2, 2020

Thank You for Voting by Erin Geiger Smith, read by Lisa Cordileone

By Behind the Mic | September 2, 2020

Ethan Hawke is now a book critic, thereby completing his Literary World Bingo Card.

Ethan Hawke is now a book critic, thereby completing his Literary World Bingo Card.

By Dan Sheehan | September 1, 2020

Kaveh Akbar is <em>The Nation'</em>s new poetry editor.

Kaveh Akbar is The Nation's new poetry editor.

By Corinne Segal | September 1, 2020

Arundhati Roy on Indian Suffering Amid the World's Most Repressive Lockdown

Arundhati Roy on Indian Suffering Amid the World's Most Repressive Lockdown

Narendra Modi is Treating His Citizens Like Hostile Occupying Forces

By Arundhati Roy | September 1, 2020

Kerri Arsenault on Life and Death in a Maine Mill Town

Kerri Arsenault on Life and Death in a Maine Mill Town

What We'll Never Know About Capitalism's Toxic Aftermath

By Kerri Arsenault | September 1, 2020

In Which Eliot Weinberger Catalogues a History of Hyacinths

In Which Eliot Weinberger Catalogues a History of Hyacinths

Hyacinth of Fara: "A martyr about whom nothing is known."

By Eliot Weinberger | September 1, 2020

Writing in Crisis: A Conversation Between Beirut and New York

Writing in Crisis: A Conversation Between Beirut and New York

Lina Mounzer and Mirene Arsanios on What It Is to Bear Witness

By Lina Mounzer and Mirene Arsanios | September 1, 2020

Are We Running Out of Monster Metaphors for the Disasters of the Real World?

Are We Running Out of Monster Metaphors for the Disasters of the Real World?

Erika Swyler on Surviving Our Fears By Creating More of Them

By Erika Swyler | September 1, 2020

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