Interview with a Bookstore: Dylans Mobile Bookstore
The Merry Brand of Pranksters Bringing Literature to Music Festivals
The Homeric Epic of LeBron James
Humble beginnings; killer biceps; purpose-driven departure; grand quest...
Do Writers Need To Be Alone to Thrive?
Angela Flournoy, Leslie Jamison, and Katherine Towler on Artistic Solitude
A Master Plan For Rescue
Janis Cooke Newman
“It seemed that the death of Morris Weitz unleashed something in the ship, set it free to prey on us. For that night, one of the St. Louis crewmen, a kitchen hand named Leonid Berg, leapt to his death in the exact spot where we had committed Professor Weitz to the sea.”
How Writing About Pit Bulls Led to Death Threats, Online and IRL
On the Firestorm Around Bronwen Dickey's New Book
Say Bye to Reason and Hi to Everything
New Chapbooks by Dodie Bellamy, Cecilia Corrigan, Amy De’Ath, Lynne Tillman & Jackie Wang
Handwritten Letters from From Legendary American Artists
Willem de Kooning, Joseph Cornell, Lee Krasner, Cy Twombly, ande More
An Outlier in Ogden: Judith Freeman on Growing Up Mormon
The Moment She Realized There Were More than Just Mormons in the World
Christos Ikonomou, Accidental Prophet of a Country in Crisis
The Author of Something Will Happen, You'll See in conversation at Green Apple Books
The Mandibles
Lionel Shriver
“So how could they grasp the plight of their elder daughter? For six long years after graduation Florence had to live with her parents in Carroll Gardens, and that big blot of nothingness still blighted her résumé.”
5 Reasons Why Moby-Dick Just Won’t Die
From Memes to Trump, the Great White Whale is Having a Moment
Modern China is So Crazy It Needs a New Literary Genre
On Living Through the "Ultra-Unreal," and Writing About It
Marrow Island
Alexis M. Smith
“This was my last glimpse of Marrow Island before the boat pulled away: brown and green uniforms clustered on the beach, tramping up the hill to the chapel and through the trees to the cottages of Marrow Colony. The boat wasn’t moving yet, but the uniforms already seemed to be getting smaller, receding from my sight, shrinking into a diorama, a miniature scene of the crime.”
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