Criticism

Return to The South: On Colm Tóibín’s First Novel

A Look at the Early Work of "Ireland's Greatest Living Writer"

 
By Katherine A. Powers  May 21, 2015
Criticism

Sergio Pitol: Mexico’s Total Writer

By Daniel Saldaña París  May 19, 2015
Conversation

Norway’s Greatest Living Writer is Actually Dag Solstad

By Ane Farsethas  May 18, 2015
Criticism

Denise Levertov Should Be More Famous

By Paul Constant  May 15, 2015
Art

On the Rebirth of Orlando

By Ryan Rivas  May 14, 2015
Criticism

Did Mark Z. Danielewski Just Reinvent the Novel?

By Jonathan Russell Clark  May 13, 2015
Criticism

The Mislaid Plans of Nell Zink

By Alex Heimbach  May 13, 2015
Criticism

Beyond the Afropolitan Writer

By Rahawa Haile  May 12, 2015
Criticism

My Salinger Year

By Lit Hub Excerpts  May 12, 2015
Criticism

Resurrecting An Extinct Novel: On Rereading ‘Alexandrian Summer’

By Yitzhak Gormezano Goren  May 12, 2015
Criticism

On Choosing to Write in a Second Language

By Antonio Ruiz-Camacho  April 29, 2015
Criticism

The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History

By Lit Hub Excerpts  April 23, 2015
Criticism

When Writers Attack

By Jonathan Gottschall  April 23, 2015
Criticism

Last Days Feeding Frenzy

By Russell Banks  April 22, 2015
Criticism

We Have This Device. It’s Called a Book.

By Ryan Britt  April 21, 2015
Criticism

When Black Neighborhoods Disappear

By Angela Flournoy  April 21, 2015
Criticism

The G closes in on a riot

By Harmony Holiday  April 20, 2015
Close Reading

What He left us

By Danez Smith  April 20, 2015
Criticism

What Memoir Can Do That Poetry Can’t

By Tracy K. Smith  April 16, 2015
Criticism

SHIFTINESS: THE BORDER IN EIGHT CASES

By Julie Chinitz  April 15, 2015
Criticism

Where Do We Go from Here?: The Future of Fiction

By Lit Hub Excerpts  April 10, 2015
Criticism

On Whiteness and The Racial Imaginary

By Claudia Rankine and Beth Loffreda  April 9, 2015
Close Reading

The Nearest Thing To Life

By Lit Hub Excerpts  April 8, 2015
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