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Women Writing Brazil

Women Writing Brazil

Selections from PEN America's New Issue of Glossolalia

By Literary Hub | July 28, 2016

Speaking with the Legendary Goat Man

Speaking with the Legendary Goat Man

Answering All the Questions About Human-Goat Transmogrification
You Never Thought to Ask

By Arvind Dilawar | July 22, 2016

What If I'm Actually a Character in a Larry McMurtry Novel?

What If I'm Actually a Character in a Larry McMurtry Novel?

On the Beautiful Losers of Texas, and Returning to Where You Came From

By Claudia Smith | July 20, 2016

My Mother, Monterey, and the Haunted Beauty of Aquariums

My Mother, Monterey, and the Haunted Beauty of Aquariums

Lindsay Hatton on the Faded Beauty of Her Hometown

By Lindsay Hatton | July 19, 2016

I Squatted James Baldwin's House in Order to Save It

I Squatted James Baldwin's House in Order to Save It

Shannon Cain on Preserving a Literary Legend's Last Address

By Shannon Cain | July 14, 2016

We Are All Sisyphus: On Following Soccer, and Family Rivalries

We Are All Sisyphus: On Following Soccer, and Family Rivalries

A Literary Look at the Beautiful Game, From Camus to Villoro

By Lorraine Berry | July 6, 2016

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

Modern China is So Crazy It Needs a New Literary Genre

By Ning Ken | June 23, 2016

Martin Walker on the Origin of the Inspector Bruno Series

By Martin Walker | June 21, 2016

Road Tripping While Female

By Bernadette Murphy | June 15, 2016

A Pilgrimage to the $7,500 Muhammad Ali Book

A Pilgrimage to the $7,500 Muhammad Ali Book

Dwyer Murphy Heads to Soho for a Touch of Greatness

By Dwyer Murphy | June 13, 2016

Five Reasons Why Writers Should Move to Kansas City

Five Reasons Why Writers Should Move to Kansas City

Exciting, Affordable, and Brimming with Freaky Art People

By Whitney Terrell | June 9, 2016

On the Road with Geoff Dyer

On the Road with Geoff Dyer

Charles Arrowsmith Profiles The World's Least Effusive Travel Writer

By Charles Arrowsmith | June 6, 2016

Going Nowhere: A Book Tour Through America's Liminal Spaces

Going Nowhere: A Book Tour Through America's Liminal Spaces

Martin Seay Crosses Two Bridges, On Two Coasts

By Martin Seay | May 27, 2016

When a Nation Loses Its Literature

When a Nation Loses Its Literature

On the Mekong Review, and a Burgeoning Cambodian Literary Scene

By Tillman Miller | May 27, 2016

When My Authentic is Your Exotic

When My Authentic is Your Exotic

Soniah Kamal Considers Whether Or Not To Have a Mango in Her Novel

By Soniah Kamal | May 23, 2016

Reading the Literary City

Reading the Literary City

How Urban Spaces Shape the Books We Read

By Tobias Carroll | May 20, 2016

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