The Man in the Macintosh: One of Literature’s Great Mysteries
Investigating One of Ulysses' Shady Characters
The Horrors and Pleasures of Translating Ulysses
Finding the Polylingual Pleasures of Joyce's Prose in French Translation
Erik Axl Sund is Actually 2 Emotionally Astute, Middle-Aged Punk-Rockers
Speaking with the Collaborative Authors of The Crow Girl
Bringing Frankenstein Back to Life, 200 Years Later
Illustrations from Restless Books' Reissue of the Gothic Classic
Living With A Dead Language
Ann Patty
“I tapped out the meter with my right foot as I drove on cruise control to Poughkeepsie the next morning. It was a difficult syncopation, but finally I had it.”
On Finding a Real Photograph of My Fictional Heroine
Alison Anderson Discovers Anton Chekhov's Summer Guests
Laurie Anderson on Childhood, Storytelling, and Hiding in Plain Sight
Paul Holdengraber in Conversation with One of America's Great Artists
The Deadly Consequences of Jumping to Conclusions
On the Science of (Un)Fairness in the Criminal Justice System
A Cure for Suicide
Jesse Ball
“A bright light woke him. Something was shining through the window, and his face felt very hot. He rolled over and slowly looked around. He could scarcely manage it, but he looked around. His eyes failed him and drifted shut. He was curled in a quilt with the sheets in disarray.”
The Devils of Cardona
Matthew Carr
“In the early hours of March 20, 1584, Padre Juan Panalles awoke from a drunken stupor to find his servant girl Inés lying naked beside him.”
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