June 26, 2025
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- Emma Copley Eisenberg explores the legacy of Dorothy Allison.
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As Close To Us As Breathing
Elizabeth Poliner
“The summer of 1948 my brother Davy was killed in an accident with a man who would have given his own life rather than have it happen.”
From Mowing Eudora Welty’s Lawn to Eating Ribs with Jim Harrison
Rick Bass on a Lifetime of Writerly Shyness
Margaret the First, a Novel and an Obsession
In Conversation with Danielle Dutton on Saying Goodbye to Mad Madge
The Paper Menagerie
Ken Liu
“One of my earliest memories starts with me sobbing. I refused to be soothed no matter what Mom and Dad tried.”
Eric Jarosinski, The Man Behind Nein Quarterly
Part Two of Paul Holdengraber's Conversation with the Man Who Said No
The Tournament of Literary Sex Writing: Pre-Ulysses Division
Kate Chopin vs. Gustave Flaubert, Bram Stoker vs. John Cleland
The Tournament of Literary Sex Writing: The 1980s to Now
Jeanette Winterson vs. Annie Proulx, Kathy Acker vs. Dennis Cooper
The Tournament of Literary Sex Writing: The Lost Generation and After
Jean Genet vs. Henry Miller, D.H. Lawrence vs. Zora Neale Hurston
The Tournament of Literary Sex Writing: Post-Lolita Division
James Baldwin vs. Erica Jong, Philip Roth vs. James Salter
An Indian Abroad Watches Satyajit Ray in New York
Karan Mahajan Finds Unexpected Joy in a Dark Moviehouse
This is Not a Defense of Poetry
Ishion Hutchinson on Vision, the Sea, and the Poetics of the Caribbean
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