Four Theories Toward the Timeless Brilliance of Infinite Jest
Tom Bissell on the Novel of Its Generation
5 Strange Stories That Depict the Reality of War
A Reading List from Navy Veteran and Author Will Mackin
Shannon Leone Fowler on Traveling After Her Fiancé’s Death
In Conversation with Her Mother, Karen Joy Fowler
John Edgar Wideman: Of Course I Anticipated Disaster
A Meditation on Vulnerability, Edges, and the Abyss
Dear Melissa By TC Tolbert
Part Four of the American Academy of Poets Weeklong Poetry & the Body Series
Sixteen Words
By Nava Ebrahimi
At the Festival Neue Literatur, a Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
Hooligan By Philipp Winkler
At the Festival Neue Literatur, a Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
Elephants in the Garden By Meral Kureyshi
At the Festival Neue Literatur, a Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
Phantoms By Robert Prosser
At the Festival Neue Literatur, a Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
Exploring Identity and Belonging in a Fracturing Europe
The Festival Neue Literatur Presents Six German Authors to New York Audiences
Elbow By Fatma Aydemir
At the Festival Neue Literatur, a Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
Past and Present Lies By Ursula Fricker
At the Festival Neue Literatur, a Crash Course in Contemporary German Literature
The Time I Drank with Borges in a Scottish Pub
Jay Parini Encounters Greatness Near the East Neuk of Fife
Imagining Iraq: On the Fifteenth Anniversary of the Iraq War
Philip Metres Offers a Brief History of Imperial Dementia
Writing with Jack Kerouac, Ghost Father
Sarah Viren Contemplates Parenthood at the Kerouac House Residency
“Passing Through”
Tatyana Tolstaya, Trans. by Anya Migdal
“Things, as we know, disappear—often under strange circumstances—and they don’t come back.”
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