A Real-Life Fitzgerald Hero, Too True for the Jazz Age
On Hobey Baker, and the Beginning of the American Century
Paul Auster on Activism, James Baldwin and the Horrors of Trump
The Author of 4 3 2 1 in Conversation with Paul Holdengraber
Donald Trump: Making the Word ‘Pussy’ Great Again, Bigly
Roxana Robinson on the Reclamatory Power of the Women's March
Listen to Alia Shawkat Read From Big Cats
"Even though I know we’re never supposed to speak, I look her straight in the eye"
Dear Rick Moody: How Can I Write Now That I’m Sober?
Rick Moody, Life Coach, on Learning to Trust the Process
How to Celebrate Robert Burns Night (Hint: With Haggis)
Tonight, Join Scots Everywhere and Hold a Poetry-infused Burns Supper
Elizabeth Harrower, A Great Russian Master (from Australia)
Joan London in Praise of 'The Watch Tower'
Number 11
Jonathan Coe
“Death is final. I know that’s a banal observation but what I’m trying to say, I suppose, is that this week in Beverley was the first time I had really understood it.”
Some Things You May Not Have Known About Edith Wharton’s Dog Obsession
On the 155th anniversary of Wharton's birth, a tribute to her very favorite thing
On Taiwan and Refusing to Stay Silent
"If I cut my tongue free, I may find I like the taste of blood"
This Season, Book Awards Are Actually Giving Us Hope
The ALA's 2017 youth media awards recognize the beauty in difference
This is the Ritual
Rob Doyle
“It happens like this. While living in Paris, X writes a novel based on his experiences as an expat. The novel receives interest from several publishers, but none of them is finally willing to take it on. Meanwhile, X’s friend K, who is also living in Paris, completes her first collection of short stories.”
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