A Close-Reading of The Talented Mr. Ripley as Coming of Age Story
Dickie Greenleaf! Is It Really You?
How to Spend a Literary Long Weekend in Edinburgh
From Whiskey to Cemeteries to the Birthplace of Harry Potter
The Avid Reader: Helen Schulman on As I Lay Dying
Discovering Faulkner in College Can Very Much Change Your Life
The Power of a Smalltown Bookstore: At Point Reyes Books
Molly Parent and Stephen Sparks on Utopias, Dystopias, and Life at the Fault Line
The Aesthetics of the Dictator
Donald Trump's Radical Remaking of America is Anything
But Conservative
Madeline Miller on Women’s Work, Translation, and Gender in The Odyssey
With Whitney Terrell And V.V. Ganeshananthan on Fiction/Non/Fiction
Tell Them of Battles, Kings, and Elephants
Mathias Énard, trans. Charlotte Mandell
"Night does not communicate with the day. It burns up in it. Night is carried to the stake at dawn. And its people along with it—the drinkers, the poets, the lovers. We are a people of the banished, of the condemned."
Are There Lessons to Be Learned from the Protests of the 1960s?
Clara Bingham Talks to Adam Nemett About His Novel, We Can Save Us All
Windows to the World: At WS Merwin’s Old French Farmhouse
Michael Wiegers Looks Out on the Landscapes of a Poet's Life
10 Literary Translators on the Art of Translation
"Like the ghostwriter, the translator must slip on a second skin."
My Year of Smoke: Finding Echoes of Frankenstein in the California Fires
Joy Lanzendorfer on Mary Shelley's "Year Without a Summer"
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