At Knopf’s 100th Birthday: James Ellroy Preaches, Patti Smith Sings
Anxious Borzoi, Tipsy Writers, and Publishing Royalty Gather Together
Los Angeles: False, Bogus, and Wonderful
David Ulin and Mark Haskell Smith End Up at the Tar Pits, Again
The Martian
Andy Weir
“I guess I should explain how Mars missions work, for any layman who may be reading this. We got to Earth orbit the normal way, through an ordinary ship to Hermes. All the Ares missions use Hermes to get to and from Mars. It’s really big and cost a lot so NASA built only one.”
Immigration, Dislocation, and the Search for Home
Christos Tsiolkas: “I am proof that multiculturalism is worth defending.”
Jonathan Franzen: On Page-Turners and Big Ideas
Wyatt Mason in Conversation with the Author of Purity
Lauren Cerand’s Night Out at the Archipelago Gala
In Which Our Fearless Literary Nightlife Correspondent Makes Her Debut
Sloane Crosley on Self-Diagnosing Novel Dysmorphia
Because in the Writer's Mind, Size Sometimes Matters
“At the time, the country was mad for the Ouija board, a crass version of the séance. If you had a question for the dead, the board would offer something! Songs were written about Madame Ouija. Moving pictures were made.”
A Phone Call From Paul: Neil Gaiman, Part II
In Which Paul Holdengraber and Neil Gaiman Talk Bees, Fatherhood, and Magic
Marlon James: Five Jamaican Novels You Should Read
Shapeshifters, Metafictions, and a Whole lot of Sex
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