See if you can guess which authors died these strange deaths and which are a work of their own fiction.
Read MoreSee if you can guess which authors died these strange deaths and which are a work of their own fiction.
Read MoreThe Caine Prize for African Writing is back and, as we did last year, we’ll be joining Aaron Bady’s community to discuss what makes the five finalists tick. This week’s entry comes from Nigeria: Elnathan John’s “Bayan Layi.”
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New York’s furriest on hit lists, bringing down the music industry and afternoon naps — this week, we’re visiting the city’s most infamous shop cats.
Read MoreEnglish lit may have its roots in Jolly Old England, but don’t miss these must-see haunts of the Celtic literati.
Read MoreNew York’s furriest on hit lists, bringing down the music industry and afternoon naps — this week, we’re visiting the city’s most infamous shop cats.
Read MoreWe eavesdropped on various revelers at the eighth annual Jazz Age Lawn Party, and here is some of the choicest speakeasy gossip.
Read MoreWe take literary-minded words and anagram them to find ... deeper meaning? Hidden truth? Happy coincidence?
Read MoreThe city's dog runs, reviewed, one gravel pile at a time. This week: Peter Detmold Park, on FDR Drive.
Read MoreOnce upon a time, there was a small junk shop on 10th Street run by a pseudo droog. I think.
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