Tearing Away at the Time Escaping: Lou Stoppard on Pairing Photographs with Annie Ernaux’s Exteriors
Rebecca Bengal Talks to the Curator and Writer About Photographic and Fictional Truth
What Freudian Psychoanalysis Gets Wrong About Trans Identity
Jennifer Finney Boylan Considers “Penis Envy” In the Context of Dysphoria
“I Enjoy It Somethin’ Terrible.” Studs Terkel Talks to Babe Secoli About Her Work as a Supermarket Checker
From “Working,” the Classic Oral History of Americans' Working Lives
Sisterhood of the Traveling Stories: On the Literature of Fictional Sisters
Kimberly King Parsons Recommends Ruth Madievsky, Cecily Wong, Vauhini Vara, and More
Four Must-See Museums For Bibliophiles This Summer
Bob Eckstein Recommends Some Unmissable Sights For Writers and Book Lovers Across America
A Quiet Roar: Wendy Doniger on Amit Chaudhuri’s Freedom Song
“True freedom may lie in the art that can express, deeply embedded in ordinary family life, the political attachments that shape and misshape that life.”
Kiyo Sato on Japanese American Incarceration’s Language of Dehumanization
“Here’s the truth: I am now called a non-alien, stripped of my constitutional rights.”
Lauren Michele Jackson on the Collision of the Internet, Race, and Gender
In Conversation with Merve Emre on The Critic and Her Publics
Amitava Kumar on Denis Johnson’s Train Dreams
In Conversation with Catherine Nichols on the Lit Century Podcast
Lit Hub Asks: 5 Authors, 7 Questions, No Wrong Answers
Featuring Aimee Nezhukumatathil, Noé Álvarez, Anna Dorn and More.
Who Will Finish Your Manuscript When You Die?
Tessa Fontaine on the Ways Writers Can Prepare For the Worst Case Scenario
Claire Messud on Writing the Past That Lives Within Us
Jane Ciabattari Talks to the Author of “This Strange Eventful History”
Lilly Dancyger on How to Support a Friend Through Grief
“Remember that there’s nothing you can say to make it better. Say only that you’re so sorry, so so sorry.”
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