Announcing a New Annual Prize for Young Female Book Collectors

Announcing a New Annual Prize for Young Female Book Collectors

Apply for the Honey & Wax Book Collecting Prize

By Emily Temple | May 23, 2017

Looking For Home: Karen Russell on America's Housing Catastrophe

Looking For Home: Karen Russell on America's Housing Catastrophe

This Country's Greatest Natural Disaster is Manmade

By Karen Russell | May 23, 2017

How <em>Girlboss</em> Tries and Fails to Be a Millennial <em>Mary Tyler Moore Show</em>

How Girlboss Tries and Fails to Be a Millennial Mary Tyler Moore Show

a monument to capitalism dressed up as a sitcom

By Emily Harnett | May 23, 2017

5 Books Making News This Week: Activists, American History, and Airbnb

5 Books Making News This Week: Activists, American History, and Airbnb

Rosalind Rosenberg, John B. Boles, Daniel Kehlmann, and More

By Jane Ciabattari | May 23, 2017

20 Years of the Same Prank Call at a Legendary NYC Bar

20 Years of the Same Prank Call at a Legendary NYC Bar

Every Sunday, the Enema Man Calls McSorley's

By Rafe Bartholomew | May 22, 2017

Confronting Anxiety Through Baseball

Confronting Anxiety Through Baseball

Two New Books at the Fraught Intersection of Sports and Mental Illness

By Britni de la Cretaz | May 22, 2017

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Classic Jessica Hopper: "Emo Comes Off Like Rimbaud at the Food Court"

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The Week in Literary Film and TV News

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Rare Images from the Birth Of Punk

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Growing Up a Refugee, Confronting Shame and Sensationalism

Growing Up a Refugee, Confronting Shame and Sensationalism

Pajtim Statovci Finds Comfort in Storytelling

By Pajtim Statovci | May 19, 2017

When Your Hometown is the Last Place to Accept Who You Are

When Your Hometown is the Last Place to Accept Who You Are

Kait Heacock on Returning to Yakima to Launch Her Book

By Kait Heacock | May 19, 2017

Reading Across America: A Haven for Writers of the African Diaspora

Reading Across America: A Haven for Writers of the African Diaspora

Sanderia Faye on Dallas and the Kimbilio Center for Fiction

By Sanderia Faye | May 18, 2017

The Writing Workshop That Runs Itself

The Writing Workshop That Runs Itself

On the Simple Beauty of the the NY Writers Coalition Workshops

By Ben Dolnick | May 18, 2017

Bookselling in the 21st Century: When Your Store is a Photo Op

Bookselling in the 21st Century: When Your Store is a Photo Op

Katie Orphan on the Problems of Having a Beautiful Bookstore

By Katie Orphan | May 17, 2017

The One Thing That Might Save America From Its Terrible Diet

The One Thing That Might Save America From Its Terrible Diet

On the False Promises of Ever-Shifting Food Science

By Michael Ruhlman | May 17, 2017

The American Writers Museum Opens in Chicago

The American Writers Museum Opens in Chicago

A Place for Book Lovers to Play... and Smell

By Jenna Sauber | May 17, 2017

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