December 2, 2024
- Ed Simon on the belief in Greek gods
- Hua Hsu remembers Giant Robot
- The impact of war on Burmese poetry
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Interview with a Bookstore: The Mysterious Bookshop
The largest and oldest mystery-specific bookstore in the world
The Forgetting Time
Sharon Guskin
“Early morning, and the day already warm. Anderson was eating breakfast with his old friend Angsley on the veranda of their hotel. Down the river, toward the city, buttery sunlight bounced off the Temple of the Dawn, scattering color into the air like a jeweled delusion.”
Donald Trump, All-American Know-Nothing Nativist
As Sinclair Lewis Foretold, It Can Always Happen Here
The Pirate
Jón Gnarr, trans. Lytton Smith
"The rumor was that all us kids at Hlemmur were on drugs. That was a gross exaggeration given how limited the supply of drugs was. There was just normal stuff: sniffing glue, markers, and gas."
Interview with a Gatekeeper: Graywolf’s Jeff Shotts
An Independent Press on the Front Lines of Diversity in Publishing
Translating the Secret Language of War
Matthew J. Hefti: Toward an Understanding Between Civilians and Veterans
Garth Greenwell on Sex, Passion, and the Queer Body
In Conversation with the Author of What Belongs to You
Bookshelf
Lydia Pyne
“When the New York City Public Library opened on May 23, 1911, the building spanned over two city blocks and boasted one of the most impressive collections of books—and bookshelves—in the world. 'It is impossible to think of New York without the New York Public Library, ' notes Henry Hope Reed, during the centennial celebrations of the library.”
In Conversation with a 32-year-old Nora Ephron
On Writer's Block, Distractions, and Missing the Point
In Praise of the DIY Book Party
Alison Kinney Prepares for Launch, Will Not Be Cooking Mrs. Ramsay’s boeuf en daube
Cheryl Strayed: Sex, Grief, Joy, and the Eternal Quotation
The Author of Wild Takes a Phone Call From Paul Holdengraber
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