On the Third Most Popular Poet of All Time
Philip Metres Reveals His Family Connections to Khalil Gibran, Poet of 'The Prophet'
At the Mogadishu Book Fair, Literature Is Hope
Writer Ahmed Ismail Yusuf on Going Home After Decades Away
Hell Week: On Inner City Football in the Wake of Ferguson
“Today is when we find out who’s a football player.”
Don’t Write a Book About Cancer, and Other Advice
Shirley Barrett on Receiving a Cancer Diagnosis After Writing About It
Danez Smith: “Oh I want to eat this poem.”
From the Introduction to Britteney Black Rose Kapri's Black Queer Hoe
The Deeper The Water The Uglier The Fish
Katya Apekina
"It's our second day in New York City. We're with Dennis Lomack. Mom is in St. Vincent's, resting. She has recently done something very stupid and I'm the one who found her."
Here’s the All-Female Shortlist for the 2018 BBC National Short Story Award
Honoring the best unpublished short stories in the UK
Here is the Longlist for the 2018 National Book Award in Fiction
On this, the Nicest Year of the Awards
How I Went from Writing Ads About a Stoned Puppet to Writing a Memoir
"I’d Never Tried to Sustain a Single Narrative for 200 Pages"
The Bookstore Recommends: 10 Great Small Press Books You Should Read
Brooklyn's Greenlight With Favorites in Poetry and Fiction
Lit Hub’s Fall 2018 Nonfiction Preview: Politics & Social Science
Of Trump, Traitors, and Pussy Rioters
Lit Hub’s Brooklyn Book Festival Preview: 8 Events Not to Miss
How to Make the Most of the Largest Free Literary Event in New York City
“The Good War”
David R. Bunch
"It was a good thought for a Good War. I have to say: Once those wrinkly little bums in the L-Towers all over the world, our state ministers (stale ministers! Ho), did well their thing. Their thing was to govern with imagination at all times, and élan."
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