Feature

Translating a Book in Order to Save It

On the Rebirth of Alessandro Spina's 1,300-Page Epic

 
By André Naffis-Sahely  November 3, 2015
Essay

When a White Writer Uses a Latino Pen Name

By AKA Jesus Angel Garcia  October 26, 2015
Events

At LitCrawl NYC: Literary Types Drink, Some Sing

By Blair Beusman and Jess Bergman  October 23, 2015
Essay

Phantom Menace: Rereading “Turn of the Screw” Every Fall

By Jason Diamond  October 22, 2015
Conversations

Margaret Atwood on Vampires, Gene-Splicing, and Talking Turnips

By Ane Farsethas  October 20, 2015
Essay

A Literary History of Whales

By Blair Beusman  October 16, 2015
Conversations

How to Make Readings Not Boring

By Literary Hub  October 9, 2015
Feature

A Literary Long Weekend in Baltimore

By Jen Michalski  October 9, 2015
Criticism

How to Read Through the Depths of Postpartum Depression

By Liz Windhorst Harmer  October 5, 2015
Feature

Immigration, Dislocation, and the Search for Home

By Joanna Scutts  October 2, 2015
Essay

Sloane Crosley on Self-Diagnosing Novel Dysmorphia

By Sloane Crosley  October 1, 2015
Conversations

The Time I Got Really Stoned and Interviewed Jesse Eisenberg

By Jonathan Russell Clark  September 29, 2015
Feature

Death at 30,000 Feet

By Ivan Vladislavić  September 24, 2015
Did you know?

In Which Margaret Atwood Annotates Her New Book

By Margaret Atwood  September 23, 2015
Art

The Remains of Jay DeFeo

By Andrew David King  September 21, 2015
Essay

TFW You Realize Maybe David Markson Invented Twitter

By Mary Duffy  September 16, 2015
Feature

The Literary Caribbean, From BOCAS to Brooklyn

By Naomi Jackson  September 16, 2015
Feature

Lolita: From Transgressive Lit to Pop Iconography

By Rebecca Brill  August 18, 2015
Events

At the GOP Debate: Manufacturing a Contender

By JY Sexton  August 7, 2015
Expert opinion

Peter Carey: Punk Rock Novelist

By Alexander Chee  August 6, 2015
Feature

Life in a Prison Turned Hostel

By Lauren Markham  August 3, 2015
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