On Designing a Judy Blume Book Cover (for Adults!)
Kelly Blair, Blume Superfan, Reveals Some Secrets of the Book Designer
Sunjeev Sahota: Life After the Man Booker Shortlist
On Writing an Accidental Political Novel, and Living by the Pen
The Little Red Chairs
Edna O'Brien
“Fifi wakened hearing voices. It could only be John, John dead almost three years and still paying his regular visits, ‘channelling’ as he would call it.”
Five Books Making News This Week: Debuts, Icons, and Poets
Jung Yun, Claire Harman, Brian Blanchfield, and More
Where is Jim Harrison? Seven Poems from a Master
Remembering a Great Writer Through Some of His Final Words
How a Non-Fiction Writer Finds His Next Subject
Erik Larson on Escaping the "Dark Country of No Ideas"
Blondie’s Parallel Lines
Kembrew McLeod
“Parallel Lines’ first three singles—“Picture This,” “I’m Gonna Love You Too,” and “Hanging on the Telephone”—flopped in America, though they did chart in Australia, England, and other European countries. “In Europe, we’re selling really well—especially in Holland,” Stein said after the album’s release. “America’s a tougher nut to crack, even though that’s where we come from."”
Once Upon a Time in Berlin
Rob Spillman and Darryl Pinckney Talk Ex-Pats, Fiction, and Late-Century Bohemia
Kwame Dawes on Rhythm, Diaspora, and Political Poetry
"All poets are political. We are political by our noise and by our silence."
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