What the Critics Are Saying About the New James Comey Book
These Are the Toxic Consequences of Lying
On James Baldwin’s Radical Writing for Playboy Magazine
Masculine Fantasy and the Subversive Possibilities of Androgyny
Alexander Chee on Rereading Ishiguro and Baldwin
The Author of How to Write an Autobiographical Novel on the Books in His Life
The Changeling
Joy Williams
“There was a young woman sitting in the bar. Her name was Pearl. She was drinking gin and tonics and she held an infant in the crook of her right arm.”
An Open Letter to My Dog: I Couldn’t Have Written This Without You
Cinelle Barnes on How She Pushed Through a Trauma Memoir
Andrew Sean Greer: All the Novels I Almost Wrote
The New Pulitzer Prize-Winner on the (Many) Times He Tried for a Guggenheim
The Comedown
Rebekah Frumkin
" What had been happening in Diedre’s life prior to the summer of 1985, the month of July, when he drove up to the Shell where she worked in his 1976 green Ford Pinto, dressed in resort-owner pants and a guayabera, pupils massive behind a pair of expensive-looking Ray-Bans?”
After Dozens of Rejections, It Only Takes One Acceptance to Make a Writer
Thomas Swick on the Long Path to Publication
At One of the World’s Biggest Writers’ Conferences for the First Time at 65
Barbara Berman Wonders if AWP is For the Young or the Young At Heart
In Praise of the Near Impossible-to-Translate Novel
From Döblin to Tokarczuk, Spare a Thought for the Hardworking Translators
Can James Comey Write? 13 Passages From His New Trump Book
The Man Who Delivered America to Donald Trump is a First-Class Noticer
Danez Smith Wins the $20,000 Four Quartets Prize, Calls Their Mother
At the National Arts Club on a Sunny Friday Afternoon
Read the Poet Behind Roberto Bolaño’s Ulises Lima
Newly Translated Poetry from Mario Santiago Papasquiaro
Michelle Dean: The Problem With “Speaking for Women”
On Sisterhood and the Abstractions of Contemporary Feminism
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