What I’d Die for You Tells Us About Fitzgerald’s Troubled Final Years
And How he Turned Personal Tragedy into His Best Work
The Lights
Brian McGreevy
“The spring of the dead birds, the one after the death of my mother, I knew a broken angel was going to come into my life.”
A Man Who Spent 27 Years Alone in the Woods on the Best of Hermit Literature
What Christopher Knight Read From His Nylon Tent in Central Maine
My Mysterious Mother: Beauty Queen, Rebel Leader, National Icon
Charmaine Craig on the Amazing Life and Times of Louisa Benson Craig
Another Man’s Liberator: Hopeless Votes for Trump in West Virginia
Joe Halstead Goes Home to Coal Country
5 Must-See Events at the PEN World Voices Festival on Gender and Power
150 Writers from 40 Nations in New York City, May 1-7, 2017
Between Fiction and the Brutal Reality of Mexico’s Drug War
An interview with the critic-turned-journalist who inspired a character in Roberto Bolaño’s 2666
Celebrating the Birth of Books Are Magic
"To say the book world is excited would really be underselling this"
Secrets of the Book Designer: My Job Isn’t To Make Things Pretty
On Accessing Feelings, Going for the Gut, and Almost Dying in El Paso
Five Books Making News This Week: Monsters, Memoirs, and Mountains
Jeff VanderMeer, Patricia Lockwood, Daniel J. Sharfstein, and More
No One Can Pronounce My Name
Rakesh Satyal
“It became a ritual: Harit and Teddy went to have drinks on Thursday after work, always at TGI Friday’s, always in the booth at the back of the restaurant, always with the same hostess and waiter.”
New Clothes Won’t Fix You (and Will Likely Cause Shame and Discomfort)
The Time Scaachi Koul Got Trapped in a Skirt
The Forgotten History of American Working-Class Literature
And the Recent Movement to Restore its Place in the Canon
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