2 A.M. at the Cat’s Pajamas
Marie-Helene Bertino
“It is dark, dark 7am on Christmas Eve Eve. Silent flurries fall in the city. Actors walking home from a cast party on Broad Street try to catch them on their tongues. The ingénue, landing one on her hot cheek, dissolves into a fit of laughter. In Fishtown a nightmare trebles through the nose and paws of a dog snoozing under construction flats.”
All the Life in the World on One Street In Paris
Elaine Sciolino and Lauren Elkin in Conversation About Their Adopted City
Notes From a Bookseller Under Pressure
On the Holiday Season and Whatever the Hell We Mean By "Sidelines"
Announcing the PEN Longlists, Pt. 4
The PEN Award for Poetry in Translation & Translation Prize Longlists
A Report From the (Hopefully Last) Climate Convention
Tim Flannery on the 21st "Conference of the Parties" in Paris
Knausgaard Writes Like a Woman
Siri Hustvedt on Gendered Literature and the Feminization of Feelings
The 6:41 to Paris
Jean-Philippe Blondel
“I love to hear the sound of the doors closing. It signals the beginning of an egocentric and self-indulgent interlude. For the next two hours, nothing can really happen to you. Everything is taken care of.”
Cory Doctorow on Poverty, Privacy, and Our Relationship With Technology
In Conversation with Paul Holdengraber
Announcing the PEN Longlists, Pt. 3
The PEN Open Book Award & Jacqueline Bograd Weld Award for Biography Longlists
Bill McKibben: 5 Books to Read If You Care About the Planet
A Reading List for Paris and Everything After
“Aftermath”
Laura van den Berg
“Genevive moved back into the house on a Monday. The place needed a good clean, she had decided, so she found a cleaning service called Aftermath in the phone book. They told her it would take three days to clean the house and that she could not be present..”
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