Inside the Ultimate Writers’ Retreat
On the Grounds of Hawthornden, William Drummond's Castle of Poets
Our Spoons Came from Woolworths
Barbara Comyns
“On Easter Sunday we had shepherd’s pie for supper, and I felt rather sick afterwards and went to bed early.”
Reading Henry Dumas After Trayvon Martin
On the Genius of a Black Writer Killed by NYC Police in 1968
Herta Muller on the Poetry (and Prisoner’s Life) of Liu Xia
One Nobel Laureate Praises the Wife of Another
Elizabeth Gilbert on Self-Loathing and the Art of Working
Paul Holdengraber Calls the Author of Big Magic on the Phone
Letters to Vera
Vladimir Nabokov, Brian Boyd, and Olga Voronina
“My delightful, my love, my life, I don’t understand anything: how can you not be with me? I’m so infinitely used to you that I now feel myself lost and empty: without you, my soul.”
A Countdown in Poems to the Irish Arts Center PoetryFest
Poem #12: Empty Space Poem, Eighteen Months, by Kerry Hardie
Roxane Gay Wins the PEN Center USA Freedom to Write Award
"For Demonstrating exceptional courage in the defense of free expression.”
Finding Truth in a Made-Up World
Mark Hogancamp Survived a Brutal Beating By Creating His Own Universe
The Greatest (Sellout) Generation
Howard Smith's Classic Interviews Reveal How Little America Has Changed
The Smith Tapes: Lost Interviews with Rock Stars & Icons 1969-1972
An interview with Andy Warhol and Paul Morrissey
“Last June Andy Warhol was shot by Valerie Solanas and pronounced clinically dead, but surgeons at Columbus Hospital were able to revive him. Since the shooting, life at his art/film studio, the Factory, has been slow.”
Five Books Making News This Week: Horses, Criminals, and Flâneurs
Robin Coste Lewis, Mary Gaitskill, Luc Sante, and More
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