On Air Travel: Pat-Downs, Pissing, and Passport Stamps

On Air Travel: Pat-Downs, Pissing, and Passport Stamps

Three Short Essays from the anthology Airplane Reading

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Bouchercon: Five Events to See This Week in New Orleans

Bouchercon: Five Events to See This Week in New Orleans

A preview of the Largest Mystery Fan Convention in the US

By Lisa Levy | September 13, 2016

A Literary Long Weekend in Los Angeles

A Literary Long Weekend in Los Angeles

A Bookish Visit to the Land of Bukowski and Didion...

By Katie Orphan | September 9, 2016

Becoming a Writer Means Becoming a Cliché

Becoming a Writer Means Becoming a Cliché

Odie Lindsey on Quitting a Job, Moving to Italy, and Writing a Book

By Odie Lindsey | August 31, 2016

Slow Days, Fast Company

Slow Days, Fast Company

Eve Babitz

By Lit Hub Excerpts | August 29, 2016

Reading D.H. Lawrence on a Remote Swedish Island

Reading D.H. Lawrence on a Remote Swedish Island

Fredrik Sjöberg on Parables, Flies, and the Sea

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Gemma de Choisy Heads North to Visit the Author of Welcome to the Goddamn Ice Cube

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20 Writers From Around the World on the Olympics

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A Very Rare Book by One of America's All-Time Great Athletes

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Visiting Jim Thorpe's $10,000 History of the Olympics

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An Entourage of One: On the Road with Stephen King

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An Incomplete Atlas of Fantastic Maps

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João and Raimunda: On The Injustices of Brazil's Belo Monte Project

João and Raimunda: On The Injustices of Brazil's Belo Monte Project

“I want the world to know that Belo Monte killed me.”

By Eliane Brum | July 28, 2016

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