The Maris Review

Lili Anolik on Sending Leopard-Print VANS to Eve Babitz (and More)

The Author of Hollywood's Eve on The Maris Review

 
By The Maris Review  October 24, 2019
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John Hodgman on Life as a Very Minor Television Personality

By The Maris Review  October 17, 2019
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Shea Serrano on John Wick, Worldbuilding, and Superfans

By The Maris Review  October 10, 2019
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Kimberly King Parsons on Embracing the Discomfort in a Story

By The Maris Review  October 3, 2019
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Shelly Oria on the Challenge of Anthologizing Fiction and Poetry About #MeToo

By The Maris Review  September 26, 2019
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When It’s Good to Be Bad: Maris Kreizman Interviews (Her Husband) Josh Gondelman

By The Maris Review  September 19, 2019
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Sarah Weinman: Why We’ve Always Misunderstood Lolita

By The Maris Review  September 12, 2019
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Kristen Arnett: Relationships? Writing? It’s All Taxidermy

By The Maris Review  September 5, 2019
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R.O. Kwon on Writing Religion, and Learning to Be a Teenager From Dawson’s Creek

By The Maris Review  August 29, 2019
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Oyinkan Braithwaite on Making Murder Fun

By The Maris Review  August 22, 2019
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Lyz Lenz on Deserving to Be Heard

By The Maris Review  August 15, 2019
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Taffy Brodesser-Akner on the Impossibility of Having It All

By The Maris Review  August 8, 2019
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Linda Holmes: Against the Narrow View of Romance Novels

By The Maris Review  August 1, 2019
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Laura Lippman on How Marjorie Morningstar Inspired Her Latest Novel

By The Maris Review  July 25, 2019
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Julia Phillips on Life in a Remote Post-Soviet Russian Town

By The Maris Review  July 11, 2019
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Mona Awad on Horrifying Cuteness and MFA Groupthink

By The Maris Review  June 20, 2019
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Erin Somers on Making Her Debut Novel Approachable… to Herself

By The Maris Review  May 9, 2019
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