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Minorities Are the Majority

Minorities Are the Majority

Salena Godden on Shade, Belonging, and Growing Up Mixed-Race in Britain

By Salena Godden | December 19, 2016

The Wood for the Trees: One Man's Long View of Nature

The Wood for the Trees: One Man's Long View of Nature

Richard Fortey

By Lit Hub Excerpts | December 19, 2016

Black Sunset: Hollywood Sex, Lies, Glamour, Betrayal, and Raging Egos

Black Sunset: Hollywood Sex, Lies, Glamour, Betrayal, and Raging Egos

Clancy Sigal

By Lit Hub Excerpts | December 16, 2016

Remembering the Lessons of Kundera and Hrabal's Czechoslovakia

Remembering the Lessons of Kundera and Hrabal's Czechoslovakia

How Two Writers Responded to the Pressures of an Authoritarian Government

By Nathan Scott McNamara | December 16, 2016

Growing Up Under the Shadow of Fidel

Growing Up Under the Shadow of Fidel

"In time, his presence in my mind will burn out as a cigar does"

By Pablo Medina | December 16, 2016

10 Things You Didn't Know About How the <em>NY Times</em> Book Review Works

10 Things You Didn't Know About How the NY Times Book Review Works

Pamela Paul on what goes into those pesky year-end lists

By Emily Temple | December 15, 2016

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Obama: On the End of a Literary Presidency

By Jonathan Reiber | December 15, 2016

Pedro Almodóvar on Adapting Alice Munro for the Screen

By Pedro Almodóvar | December 15, 2016

Bookselling in the 21st Century: The Perils of Shopping Local

By Elayna Trucker | December 15, 2016

Pop Culture in a Post-Truth America

Pop Culture in a Post-Truth America

On the Political Implications of TV's New Self-Consciousness

By Emily Harnett | December 15, 2016

Saving Refugees, One Boat at a Time

Saving Refugees, One Boat at a Time

The True Tale of the Optician of Lampedusa

By Emma Jane Kirby | December 15, 2016

Ongoingness: The End of a Diary

Ongoingness: The End of a Diary

Sarah Manguso

By Lit Hub Excerpts | December 15, 2016

I Hate My Dogs (I Love My Dogs)

I Hate My Dogs (I Love My Dogs)

Claire Messud Reflects on Life with Four-Footed Family Members

By Claire Messud | December 14, 2016

A New Law Is Causing Problems for California Booksellers

A New Law Is Causing Problems for California Booksellers

“I don’t think there’s any way to comply."

By Emily Temple | December 14, 2016

Watch the Creepy 1969 Short Film Adaptation of

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Happy Birthday Shirley Jackson, We Love You

By Emily Temple | December 14, 2016

Did America Just Elect Baron Munchausen?

Did America Just Elect Baron Munchausen?

On the Appeal of Fantasists, Storytellers, and Liars

By Tobias Carroll | December 14, 2016

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