Garnette Cadogan

On Iain Sinclair and the Radical Act of Walking Through a City

Tobial Carroll on the Vast Scale of Modest Acts

 
By Tobias Carroll  April 28, 2021
Best of the Year

What Did You Read This Year
That You Loved?

By Literary Hub  December 18, 2020
The Quarantine Tapes

Garnette Cadogan on What We’re Missing Without Public Space

By The Quarantine Tapes  September 18, 2020
LIC Reading Series

Idra Novey, John Wray, and Garnette Cadogan on the Rorschach of Fiction

By LIC Reading Series  December 6, 2019
LIC Reading Series

LIC Reading Series Podcast: Idra Novey, John Wray, and Garnette Cadogan

By LIC Reading Series  December 3, 2019
Personal Essay

To Avoid Abuse, I Became Anansi the Trickster

By Garnette Cadogan  October 5, 2017
Spotlight

The Future of New Writing: Garnette Cadogan

By Freeman's   September 19, 2017
Spotlight

The Future of New Writing: Introducing Freeman’s, Issue Four

By John Freeman  September 19, 2017
Conversations

Flavor is a Language: An Interview with Mandy Aftel

By Garnette Cadogan  August 2, 2017
Conversations

The Caribbean Belongs at the Center of Any Story about the Modern World

By Garnette Cadogan  January 5, 2017
End of Year Lists

Literary Hub’s 10 Most Read Stories of the Year

By Literary Hub  December 22, 2016
Conversations

How to Love Your Crooked Neighbor With Your Crooked Heart

By Allison Moorer  December 2, 2016
Essay

On Staying and Fighting, and Finding Strength in Poetry

By Garnette Cadogan  November 11, 2016
News

Literary Hub Welcomes Four New Contributing Editors

By Literary Hub  October 24, 2016
Excerpts

By Us, For Us: On New Orleans Bounce

By Garnette Cadogan  October 12, 2016
Design

26 Maps Reveal a New York City Hiding in Plain Sight

By Lit Hub Excerpts  September 29, 2016
Essay

Walking While Black

By Garnette Cadogan  July 8, 2016
Essay

Contemplating the Infinite with Annie Dillard

By John Freeman  March 10, 2016

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