Anatomy of a Soldier
Harry Parker
“I am a Camp Cot, Folding. My NSN is 7105-99-383. I was one of the first to arrive at the base. They unloaded me from an ISO container and threw me in a pile with all the others.”
Escaping the Self-Critical Eye for the Sake of My Daughter
Helen Phillips on Body Image, Motherhood, and Owning Your Idiosyncratic Self
Secrets of the Book Designer: Sometimes I Don’t Read the Whole Book
On Capturing Fragments of a Story, and the Pleasures of the Backlist
Homegoing
Yaa Gyasi
“Excuse me, miss. Could you tell me where I am?” he asked. He hadn’t spoken to a woman since the day he called Ethe by another woman’s name.
On Writing Islamic Identity and Being Labeled a Political Writer
A Conversation Between Leila Aboulela and Elnathan John
Seven Ways to Hand-sell a Lost Modern Masterpiece
Why Helen DeWitt's The Last Samurai is a Bookseller's Book
“Egyptian Puppet”
Vicente Molina Foix, trans. by Frank Wynne
“She had enjoyed it more than he had, though the man had wept at the end.”
How to Tell the Future With Books
From Bibliomancy to Chance Encounters, Books That Have Changed Lives
John Darnielle on Beloved Chicago Music Venue, The Empty Bottle
"We should all live so long as to see more small miracles like it"
Aleksandar Hemon: Why I Didn’t Sign the Open Letter Against Trump
On writers making political news and the squirrel-pelt haired man
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