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How Lou Sullivan's Journals Enrich the History of Trans Literature

How Lou Sullivan's Journals Enrich the History of Trans Literature

Callum Angus on Sullivan's Recently Released Diaries, AIDS, Transitioning, and More

By Callum Angus | November 8, 2019

On Harriet Tubman's Final Escape Mission

On Harriet Tubman's Final Escape Mission

A November Snowstorm and a Last-Minute Change of Plans

By Erica Armstrong Dunbar | November 8, 2019

On What the Constraints of Parenting Have Taught Me About Writing

On What the Constraints of Parenting Have Taught Me About Writing

Nicole Gulotta Balances the Role of Mother and Writer

By Nicole Gulotta | November 8, 2019

Tales of Medical Gaslighting: Chronic Pain, Sexism, and More

Tales of Medical Gaslighting: Chronic Pain, Sexism, and More

A Conversation Between Caren Beilin and Amy Berkowitz

By Caren Beilin | November 8, 2019

Hans Fallada, the Anti-Nazi Writer Who Reluctantly Served the Reich

Hans Fallada, the Anti-Nazi Writer Who Reluctantly Served the Reich

When You Live in Interesting Times, Nothing is Apolitical

By Geoff Wilkes | November 8, 2019

Inside the Early Struggles of the Women Who Built Disney

Inside the Early Struggles of the Women Who Built Disney

Nathalia Holt on What It Took to Break Into Animation in the 1930s

By Nathalia Holt | November 8, 2019

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Don't lose your mind, but next year's Met Gala theme is (basically) Virginia Woolf.

By Emily Temple | November 7, 2019

Remembering Stephen Dixon: Writer, Teacher, Friend

By Kristopher Jansma | November 7, 2019

Mariana Enríquez wins the Herralde Prize for a work of Gothic political horror.

By Aaron Robertson | November 7, 2019

How Do We Bring More Urgency to the Climate Crisis? Emma Sloley and Emily Raboteau in Conversation

How Do We Bring More Urgency to the Climate Crisis? Emma Sloley and Emily Raboteau in Conversation

Rethinking Ways of Describing Climate Change As It Is Lived

By Literary Hub | November 7, 2019

Did This Iconic 1962 Short Film Show Us Our Dark Future?

Did This Iconic 1962 Short Film Show Us Our Dark Future?

David Ulin Reflects on Death, Science Fi and Scenes From La Jetée

By David L. Ulin | November 7, 2019

Andy Serkis's Gollum Was the Best Thing About <em>The Lord of the Rings</em>

Andy Serkis's Gollum Was the Best Thing About The Lord of the Rings

On the Invisible Movie Star at the Heart of Peter Jackson's Adaptation

By Michael Newton | November 7, 2019

Exotic Pets, Wild Blood, and the Search for Human-Animal Connection

Exotic Pets, Wild Blood, and the Search for Human-Animal Connection

What Happens When Richard Louv Visits a Reptile Show

By Richard Louv | November 7, 2019

Inside the Republican Party's Last-Ditch Scramble to Save Their House Majority

Inside the Republican Party's Last-Ditch Scramble to Save Their House Majority

Anne Nelson Looks Behind the Curtain of the 2018 Midterm Elections

By Anne Nelson | November 7, 2019

On the Radically Compassionate Films of Ai Weiwei and Agnès Varda

On the Radically Compassionate Films of Ai Weiwei and Agnès Varda

Curtis White Makes a Call for Counterculture

By Curtis White | November 7, 2019

The Reporter Who Went Undercover at an Asylum

The Reporter Who Went Undercover at an Asylum

Nellie Bly Committed Herself to the Infamous Blackwell Island Asylum Just to Get the Story

By Susannah Cahalan | November 7, 2019

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