What Kind of Personality Type Was Truman Capote?
Merve Emre on the Berkeley Researchers Determined to Unlock the Secrets of Creativity
Walter Mosley: Enough with the Victors Writing History
They Burn Whatever and Whoever Disagrees with Your Conception of the World
Pat Barker: To Be a Writer You Must Resist the Urge to Clean
The Author of The Silence of the Girls on the Books in Her Life
Telling the Unlikely Story of an Auschwitz Survivor
Heather Morris on the Final Years of Lale Sokolov
Lydia Kiesling Wants to Rewrite the Myths of the American West
On Her Novel of Borders, Open Spaces, Closed Homes, and Family
The Piranhas
Roberto Saviano, Trans. Antony Shugaar
"Renatino was surrounded by other kids, they'd singled him out for a while now in the jungle of bodies, but by the time he even noticed, four of them were standing around him. The gaze is territory, homeland—looking at someone amounts to entering his home uninvited. To stare at someone is a form of invasion. Not to look away is a manifestation of power."
Gary Shteyngart: Middle-Aged People Need Weird Hobbies to Exercise Their Dying Brains
The Author of Lake Success On Writer's Block, Essential TV, and Diet Advice From Philip Roth
From an Army Camp to the Champs-Élysées: Bill Cunningham’s Paris
"Everything was more French than I ever imagined!"
The Pleasures of John Ashbery’s “Difficult” Poetry
Looking Back at his Final Poem, One Year After his Death
What Your New Roommate’s Favorite Book Says About Them
More Revealing Than Their Star Sign (With Your Luck, Triple Scorpio)
A Key To Treehouse Living
Elliot Reed
"BUOYANCY What you have that makes you float. Does what the word sounds like it does with its B and its U bobbing up. Memories have buoyancy. They bob up to the surface like corks. "
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