On Sylvia Plath and the Many Shades of Depression
Gabrielle Bellot Considers How a Writer's Work is Measured Against Her Death
Jonatham Lethem: “I Decided This Book Could Be Hijacked By Trump Anxiety.”
With Christopher Hermelin and Drew Broussard on So Many Damn Books
Athletes, Politics, and Power: Steve Almond, Mark Leibovich, and Etan Thomas in Conversation
With Whitney Terrell And V.V. Ganeshananthan on Fiction/Non/Fiction
“Bachelors Get Lonely”
Kevin Killian
"Again I approach the Church, St. Joseph’s at Howard and Tenth, south of Market in San Francisco. It’s a disconcerting structure, in late Mission style, but capped with two gold domed towers out of some Russian Orthodox dream. I’m following two uniformed cops, in the late afternoon this October, we’re followed by the sun as we mount the steps to the big brass doors and enter into the darkness of the nave."
Rewriting Trauma: The Business of Storytelling in the Age of the Algorithm
Screenwriter James Schamus on What Goes Into the TV You're Binge-Watching
In Praise of the Long and Complicated Sentence
Frank Sinatra. Now There's a Guy Who Could String Together a Lotta Words.
Rebecca Traister: “The Anger of Other Women Can Be Instructive”
On Reading Women with Kendra Winchester and Autumn Privett
Do the Sounds That Haunt You Have a Material Shape?
On the Weird Physical History of Media and Information
Anita Felicelli: “I See Real Life in a Magical Realist Way”
In Conversation with Brad Listi on Otherppl
In Honor of a Great Mentor: James Alan McPherson
Marcus Burke on the Pulitzer Prize Winner Who Was More Than Just a Teacher
Counting Down the Top Literary Stories of 2018: 30 to 21
From Graphic Novels to the Rise of Trans Lit
Milkman
Anna Burns
"The day Somebody McSomebody put a gun to my breast and called me a cat and threatened to shoot me was the same day the milkman died."
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