Reading Across America: On the Importance of the Venue
Stephen Langlois on How the Location Shaped His Reading Series, BREW
30 Books in 30 Days: Krazy: George Herriman, a Life
Colette Bancroft on Michael Tisserand’s Krazy Kat
The Coming
David Osborne
“William Clark tucked his head down as the rain dripped off his hat. He was a large-boned man, with a long, reddish face and nose and a high brow. It was a rough face but confident, accustomed to command.”
8 Highly Unusual Writing Residencies
All Clearly Better than Being on Display at the Mall of America
When Writing a Biography Becomes a Race Against Death
Ted Geltner on the Morbidity Inherent to Writing About a Life
How Political Will This Sunday’s Oscars Get?
A Brief History of Actors Getting Political at Awards Shows
Librarians in the 21st Century: Why Law Libraries Are More Important Than Ever
In a Nation of Laws, the Right of Access is Fundamental
Contemplating Human Extinction, Deep in the Badlands
Digging for Dinosaur Bones Amid the Dakota Oil Boom
Emily Raboteau: Finding Strength in a Fictional Misfit
Raboteau joins Lidia Yuknavitch, Marcy Dermansky and More for the Next Red Ink Event
Field Recordings from the Inside
Joe Bonomo
“My younger brother had developed a phobia of listening to records played at the wrong speeds. We’d be listening to a 45 or an LP, and if I moved the RPM knob one way or the other and the song lurched into nasal, pinched hysteria or growled down to a menacing dirge, Paul would cover his ears, his eyes flashing. Sometimes he’d dash from the room; sometimes he’d cry.”
30 Books in 30 Days: Shirley Jackson: A Rather Haunted Life
Kate Tuttle on Ruth Franklin's Biography
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