What Counts As Transgender Literature?
On the Writing(s) of Kai Cheng Thom, and the Elusiveness of Categories
Reading Through the First Year of Motherhood
Yardenne Greenspan on the Ups, Downs, and Books that Got Her Through
Poetry and Prose from Günter Grass’s Final Work
"We must never again build memorials / to victims we treated thoughtlessly"
Nietzsche on His Balcony
Carlos Fuentes, Trans. by Ethan Shaskan Bumas and Alejandro Branger
“That's what María-Águila called the tiny green space behind her house. Though it was only a block off the Great Boulevard, its cacophony did not reach the Garden. She considered that a minor miracle. Nothing could explain a silent garden just a few meters from the busiest street in the city. Where the three friends could meet.”
The Time Mario Puzo Wrote a Takedown of The Paris Review
On The Godfather Author's 1967 Review for Book World
How We Write About Work, Then and Now
On Dickens, Office Life, and Tales of the Precariat in Contemporary Fiction
The Two Books That Saved My Young Life
Keah Brown on Sarah Dessen, Toni Morrison, and Coming Back from the Brink
Reading Out Loud in a Time of Terror
Joseph Roth, Masha Gessen, and Finding Strength in the Words of Others
After the Dam
Amy Hassinger
“Rachel swallowed. The news had gone to a commercial—a glossy-haired woman with sparkling teeth was holding up a package of squeezable yogurt, her apple-cheeked kids smiling at the kitchen table.”
On Innocence, Internment, and Resistance with an Open Heart
Marie Mutsuki Mockett Writes to Her Young Son
Turning a Book Into a Movie is Like Making Booze
Terry George on the Distillation Process Behind In the Name of the Father
Why Do We Keep Fighting Over ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’?
Here are some alternative titles that tackle similar themes
Patriotism: A Schooling (and Unschooling)
Jessica Holmes on the Unrelenting March of American History
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