The Week in Literary Film and TV News
Colson Whitehead, Angela Davis, George Saunders, Elena Ferrante & More
The Gargoyle Hunters
John Freeman Gill
“Why do we stay? Why do we members of this oddball tribe known as native New Yorkers stick around, decade upon decade, as so much of the city we love, the city that shaped us in all of our wiseacre, top-of-the-heap eccentricity, is razed and made unrecognizable around us?”
Playlist for a Classic Novel: To the Lighthouse
10 songs for Virginia Woolf's classic (the First in a Series)
We Are All Detectives Now: When Literary Plots Get Mysterious
On Recent Novels by Katie Kitamura, Patty Yumi Cottrell, and More
Wait Till You See Me Dance
Deb Olin Unferth
“She doesn’t have any skills. While she was growing up, I always encouraged her to learn how to do something. I told her she should become an X-ray technician. Then she would always have work and she could pursue her hobbies on the weekend.”
Constant Stimulation and Cocktails at the 2017 PEN Literary Awards
In which the night, like all good nights, ends on a secret
In Which Angela Carter Gives No F*cks
On the Early Reception of The Sadeian Woman and The Bloody Chamber
The Unglamorous Ordeal of Recording Your Own Audiobook
"The cell-like booth was about the size of a European train commode"
Ernesto
Umberto Saba (trans. Estelle Gilson)
““What’s with you? Tired?” “Pissed.” “About what?” “The boss! Dirty bloodsucker—a florin and a half to load and unload two carts.”
Juan Pablo Villalobos Volunteers the Nation of Mexico to Build Trump’s Wall
It's Going to Be Really Terrific
Julio Cortázar Teaches a Class on His Own Short Story
A Modern Master on Realism, Fantasy, and the Violence of Latin-American Politics
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