Khaled Hosseini on How Art Makes Us Feel Less Alone
Watch a Video Narrated by the Author of The Kite Runner
Jeff Hobbs on Telling the Story of Your Murdered Friend
In Conversation with Will Schwalbe on But That's Another Story
Nioque of the Early-Spring
Francis Ponge, Trans. by Jonathan Larson
“At every instant to have lost, to have to refind one’s vocabulary, to have to start over from the most common vocabulary, crude, down to earth, from the lack of vocabulary, nearly absolute, of farmers, of workers, of their badges, muddy, earthen blunder: look at what is good!”
How to Suppress Women’s Writing: “She Only Wrote One Good Book.”
Subversive Works are Buried, While Stereotypical Ones are Upheld
The Optimistic Decade
Heather Abel
“It was April 1990, not even four months into the new decade, and already Nelson Mandela had been freed and Daniel Ortega defeated and the first McDonald’s opened in the USSR, which was about to drift apart, ending the Cold War, and still, although increasingly people chose to ignore this, everything was awful when it came down to inequality and Earth destruction and generally being fucked by capitalism.”
Fate and Fortune:
What Are We Responsible For?
Fiction/Non/Fiction #16: Jess Row and Meghan O’Rourke
A Rare Conversation with the Cult Chinese Writer Xi Xi
"Xi Xi, Like Her Work, is Not Easy to Pin Down"
How the Coney Island Sideshow Saved Thousands of Babies
Before Neonatal Care in Hospitals, There Were Incubators at the Carnival
5 Book Reviews You Need To Read This Week
Charles Simic on Tracy K. Smith, Ron Charles on David Duchovny, and more.
14 Books Not to Read if You’re Hungry
Cooking Memoirs, Culinary Profiles, Fictional Restaurants, and More
What If We Haven’t Met Aliens Yet Because They’ve Messed Up Their Planets Too?
Nathan H. Lents Wonders If We're the Best the Universe Can Do
The Burden of a Thousand Possible Lives: On Motherhood and Conflicting Desires
Reading Motherhood and And Now We Have Everything
For Libraries, the “Customer is Always Right” Might Be Wrong
Kristen Arnett: Hard Lessons Learned from the Front Desk
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