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Catherine Lacey: Notes Toward a Class on Writing Love

Catherine Lacey: Notes Toward a Class on Writing Love

The Author of The Answers Offers a Failed Syllabus for a Potentially Doomed Project

By Catherine Lacey | June 14, 2017

10 Works of Labyrinthine Literature to Get Lost In

10 Works of Labyrinthine Literature to Get Lost In

In Honor of Jorge Luis Borges's Death Day

By Emily Temple | June 14, 2017

Five Must-Reads on the Decline of Western Democracy

Five Must-Reads on the Decline of Western Democracy

Ed Luce Looks for Bigger Picture Reasons for How We Got Here

By Ed Luce | June 13, 2017

10 Works of Literary Horror You Should Read

10 Works of Literary Horror You Should Read

(Even if You Don't Think You Like Horror)

By Emily Temple | June 12, 2017

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5 Books You May Have Missed This May

From Wandering Australians to Interspecies Intrigue

By Bethanne Patrick | June 12, 2017

8 Books to Read During Pride Month

8 Books to Read During Pride Month

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A Man Who Spent 27 Years Alone in the Woods on the Best of Hermit Literature

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