Alain de Botton on the False Promises of Romantic Love
The Author of In Conversation with Paul Holdengraber
“Jewish History”
Abigail Ulman
“All the Jappy girls are on a new diet. It’s called the Israeli Army Diet. I hear a couple of them talking about it at their lockers.”
What to Do When No One Shows Up To Your Reading
Matthew Norman on the embarrassment of confronting an empty room
Everything is Teeth
By Evie Wyld, Illustrated by Joe Sumner
“Back home, my brother lingers in doorways with a blank look on his face.”
Five Books Making News: Love, Science, and Loneliness
Richard Russo, Emma Straub, Adam Haslett, and more
Recovered Memory: On Finding 200 Rolls of Lost Film
Photographer Ron Haviv Revisits Images of the Past, From War to Weddings
On the Pleasures of Plot, and Writing a Bestseller
Miranda Beverly-Whittemore Almost Gave Up on Writing
The Telling
Zoe Zolbrod
“I got an extra month of maternity leave when my first child was born, and before I went back to work and Anthony quit his job to stay home with our son, we flew to Albuquerque to visit my family.”
Going Nowhere: A Book Tour Through America’s Liminal Spaces
Martin Seay Crosses Two Bridges, On Two Coasts
Sally Rooney on Superheroes and the Myths of American Power
How the Country Reassures Itself of Its Own Goodness
Literature in a Time of War: A Reading List
Simone de Beauvoir, Hans Fallada, Marghanita Laski and More
To Break the Story, You Must Break the Status Quo
Rebecca Solnit on Why Journalists Need to Cause Trouble
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