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Hunter S. Thompson, James Salter, and a Drunken Trip to Kentucky

Hunter S. Thompson, James Salter, and a Drunken Trip to Kentucky

Early Adventures in Gonzo Journalism and Mint Juleps

By Timothy Denevi | October 30, 2018

Meet National Book Award Finalist Leslie Connor

Meet National Book Award Finalist Leslie Connor

The Author of The Truth as Told by Mason Buttle on Short Sentences
and Dedicated Daydreaming

By Emily Temple | October 30, 2018

Meet National Book Award Finalist Christopher Paul Curtis

Meet National Book Award Finalist Christopher Paul Curtis

The Author of The Journey of Little Charlie on Writer's Block and Coaching in the Minor Leagues

By Emily Temple | October 30, 2018

Searching for Graham Greene's Havana

Searching for Graham Greene's Havana

Sarah Rainsford Follows Our Man in Havana to the Floridita and Other Haunts

By Sarah Rainsford | October 29, 2018

The Thin Line Between Liberalism  and Totalitarianism

The Thin Line Between Liberalism and Totalitarianism

Helena Rosenblatt on the 20th-Century Reinvention of a Political Idea

By Helena Rosenblatt | October 29, 2018

The Souls of Latarian Milton

The Souls of Latarian Milton

When Young Black Boys Come to a Crossroads

By Donald Quist | October 29, 2018

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Meet National Book Award Finalists M. T. Anderson and Eugene Yelchin

By Emily Temple | October 29, 2018

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By Emily Temple | October 29, 2018

The Painting That Took 22 Years to Finish

By Joshua Rivkin | October 26, 2018

City Lights' Elaine Katzenberger Has Seen It All in San Francisco

City Lights' Elaine Katzenberger Has Seen It All in San Francisco

From Boom to Bust and Boom Again...

By Cary McClelland and Elaine Katzenberger | October 26, 2018

America, Waging Unpopular Wars Right from the Start!

America, Waging Unpopular Wars Right from the Start!

Michael Beschloss on James Madison and the War of 1812

By Michael Beschloss | October 26, 2018

Watch the New Trailer for the Astrid Lindgren Biopic <em>Becoming Astrid</em>

Watch the New Trailer for the Astrid Lindgren Biopic Becoming Astrid

Opening November 23

By Emily Temple | October 26, 2018

What Not To Miss at the 2018 Albertine Festival

What Not To Miss at the 2018 Albertine Festival

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By Miriam Kumaradoss | October 26, 2018

Patrick Modiano: To Flee a Parisian Crime Scene

Patrick Modiano: To Flee a Parisian Crime Scene

"I ended up shoving the gun in the bottom of a trash can."

By Patrick Modiano | October 25, 2018

How Many Ways Can Men Say

How Many Ways Can Men Say "Not All Men"?

Clementine Ford on How to Be a Male Feminist

By Clementine Ford | October 25, 2018

On the Very Scary Rise of the First Literary Vampire

On the Very Scary Rise of the First Literary Vampire

The Time Byron and Shelley and Godwin and Polidori Freaked Themselves Out

By Nick Groom | October 25, 2018

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