Little Beast
Julie Demers, Trans. by Rhonda Mullins
“ 'You’re not a monster,’ Mother used to say. ‘Just a little beast.’ ”
Alice Hoffman Remembers Literary Agent Elaine Markson
"Writers listened to her. And more, we trusted her."
Philip Roth on Mortality: “It’s a Bad Contract, and We All Have to Sign It”
John Freeman's 2006 Interview with the Late, Great Novelist
(Almost) All the Goodnight Moon Parodies, Ranked
In the Great Green Room (or Wood, or Tomb, or Lab...)
Sex, Drugs, Rock n’ Roll, and Mystical Poets
An Essay/Conversation Between Beth Bachmann and Nick Flynn
Ego and Impulse Have Always Been a Threat to Democracy
Ingrid Rossellini on the Follies of Using Your Gut in Politics
How New York City Ended Up With a Giant, Beautiful Park
On the Citizen-Driven Origins of Central Park
In the Garden of the Fugitives
Ceridwen Dovey
“I drove from the farm into town this morning for my aerobics class, and became one among a legion of middle-aged women reflected in the mirror behind the instructor. ”
Jane Austen’s Practical Concerns About Marriage Are Still Relevant
Romance is Ideal, But Most of Us Are in Relationships for Other Reasons
Existence, Death, and Mystery: Five Books That Changed My Life
Antonio Monda, Author of Unworthy Recommends Essential Reading
How Ammon Bundy Rallied Ranchers Against the Government
The American Constitution: More or Less Dictated by God
A View of the Empire at Sunset
Caryl Phillips
“Last night, after she had finished the red wine and then discovered where Leslie had hidden the bottle of whisky, she clumsily knocked over an empty glass and watched as it spiraled to the floor and smashed.”
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