Ta-Nehisi Coates is Writing a Movie & Terry Gilliam Might Finish Don Quixote
The Week in Literary Film & TV News
J.M. Servín Defies Stereotypes of the Mexican Immigration Experience
The Author of For the Love of the Dollar on Work, Xenophobia,
and the Writing Life
The Literary Legacy of Occupy Wall Street
On the Work of Barbara Browning, Eugene Lim, Sarah Gerard, and More
Amita Trasi and Cecilia Galante on Writing Young Characters
"I want to explore that side of adulthood where we still have the child within us"
Extraordinary Adventures
Daniel Wallace
“For her seventieth birthday, Bronfman had ordered his mother a pair of battery-heated socks because she said her feet were always, always cold.”
Embrace Your Monstrous Flesh: On Women’s Bodies in Horror
"Horror films offer a fantasy space for women whose bodies betray them"
Walter Mosley: On Being Black, Being a Writer, and Cave Canem
Celebrating 20 Years of Supporting African-American Writers
How An 80-Year-Old Murder Inspired My Present-Day Novel
A Chance Encounter with LIFE magazine Changed Everything
Daniel Riley on Skyjackings, Joan Didion, and 1970s California
In Conversation with the GQ Editor and Fly Me Author
Joseph Kanon: There Is No Better Place to Write than the Library
On the most beautiful office in New York City
Jennifer Weiner: From Small-Town Beat Reporter to Big City Columnist
The Author of Hungry Heart on Following the Advice: "Just Write Every Day"
Is Richard Brautigan’s Most Famous Novel a Minor Masterpiece or Naive Relic?
Trout Fishing in America Turns 50: Is it a True American Classic?
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