Make Something Offensive: An Interview with Social Malpractice Publishing

October 07, 2013

Social Malpractice Publishing, an independent press from Portland, talks about the NY ART BOOK FAIR, pissing people off & Oprah.

Sonic Dimensions: Paul Kwiatkowski on His Novel's Soundtrack

By Arvind Dilawar

October 01, 2013

Paul Kwiatkowski's debut novel, And Every Day Was Overcast, includes photographs, handwritten notes and ... a soundtrack?

Geography Doesn't Exist Anymore: An Interview with Scott McClanahan

By Eric Nelson

September 25, 2013

The author talks vulnerability, love and how long you can wear a pair of jeans without washing them.

10 Books That Would’ve Won the Man Booker Under Its New Rules

By Misha Grunbaum

September 24, 2013

Starting next year, the Man Booker Prize will be open to any work written in English & published in the U.K. — but what if it was that way for the last decade?

The Political Economy of Zombies

By John Powers

September 17, 2013

Over the past few years, the zombie apocalypse has come to represent an alternative to neoliberalism — an ideology that admits no alternatives.

Cheap Wine, Plastic Chairs: David Cross, Bob Odenkirk, Brian Posehn & Jon Benjamin

By Freddie Moore

September 16, 2013

The comedians discuss their inspiration and a musical they wrote called Rooms: The Musical.

22 Out-of-Print J.D. Salinger Stories You Can Still Read Online [UPDATED]

By Freddie Moore

September 06, 2013

Get your Salinger fix and some insight into his forthcoming books with these “lost” stories. UPDATE: The literary representative of Salinger's estate contacted us ...

Cheap Wine, Plastic Chairs: Wayne Koestenbaum at Greenlight Bookstore

By Kate Gavino

August 26, 2013

A series that celebrates everyone’s favorite part of the author reading: the Q&A! This week, Wayne Koestenbaum discusses his new book, My 1980s and Other Essays.