Rabih Alameddine is Amplifying the Images and Art of Aleppo
Yet another reason to follow this great writer on Twitter
The Art of a Nation Will Outlast Its Governments
In the second of a series, Scott Esposito considers creation as resistance
12 Writers on the Books They’re Giving as Gifts This Year
Robin Wasserman, Sarah Hepola, Morgan Jerkins, and More
The Wood for the Trees: One Man’s Long View of Nature
Richard Fortey
“It is completely still in the wood, sharply cold and invigorating, so that every sense tingles with a special anticipation. All the puddles along the tracks are topped with fresh ice, which has crystallised as blades.”
The Best Children’s Books Appeal to All Ages
On Elena Ferrante, Anonymity, and Writing Across Generations
“Alright, listen up, people. Our fugitive has been on the run for ninety minutes. Average foot speed over uneven ground barring injuries is four miles per hour. . . .What I want from each and every one of you is a hard-target search. . . . Go get him.”
Joan Didion’s Disaffected Literary Descendants
On the New Generation of Wayward Daughter Protagonists
Human Hair, Dolls Clothes, Love Letters and Other Strange Things Found in Old Books
UVA's Book Traces Project tracks human interactions with physical books
Remembering the Lessons of Kundera and Hrabal’s Czechoslovakia
How Two Writers Responded to the Pressures of an Authoritarian Government
Getting Lost in William Trevor’s Private World
D. Wystan Owen on the Haunting Intimacy of Trevor's Short Fiction
Growing Up Under the Shadow of Fidel
"In time, his presence in my mind will burn out as a cigar does"
Watch a Video about the Beauty of the Literary Barbershop
In Ypsilanti, Michigan, one barbershop gives a discount to kids who read
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