October 23, 2014
Vera Nabokova, Sophia Tolstaya, Anna Dostoyevskaya and Natalia Solzhenitsyna — suffering and child-rearing, while acting as wife and secretary to genius.
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Vera Nabokova, Sophia Tolstaya, Anna Dostoyevskaya and Natalia Solzhenitsyna — suffering and child-rearing, while acting as wife and secretary to genius.
Read MoreOn October 22, 1964, Jean-Paul Sartre refused the Nobel Prize in Literature, setting a precedent and an example for other writers.
Read MoreAs its name implies, Write-Track helps you assess your daily writing against personalized goals, but it also offers you the support of a community.
Read MoreThe deluge of the Information Age has made it difficult to keep pace, but that doesn’t mean we should discriminate so callously.
Read MoreNow hailed as a masterpiece, Faulkner's novel was initially written off by the public and the author himself. Why?
Read MoreDenise Levertov teaches an aspiring poet that it’s more important to know how to live than to know how to write.
Read MoreRandle Patrick McMurphy of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Hank Stamper of Sometimes a Great Notion: two men of incredible strength whom Kesey brings to their knees. Why?
Read MoreBorn 124 years ago today, Christie may be a write-off for snobs, but her continued popularity proves her significance.
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