November 08, 2013
In which people get real upset over novelists and poets acknowledging the existence of sex and race.
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In which people get real upset over novelists and poets acknowledging the existence of sex and race.
Read MoreThe two writers speak about loving and leaving New York City at a Greenlight Bookstore event for the anthology Goodbye to All That.
Read MoreWhile living in Korea for four years and studying literature from around East Asia, these six authors stood out as particularly fantastic.
Read MoreOn this, the anniversary of the F.B.I.’s report on Langston Hughes, we revisit the bureau’s oddest forays into the literary world.
Read MoreBecause it’s like, dudes, get to the point. I’ve got podcasts to listen to!
Read MoreA few inches this way or that and we never would have had Crime and Punishment, Animal Farm, Waiting for Godot or the other literary works produced by these eight authors.
Read MoreGraveyards are where everyone’s story ends. “It’s the ultimate story,” Hannah Tinti tells students. “Birth to death: That’s all of our life stories."
Read MoreWe chat with three high school English teachers to find out if students today still love/hate the same books that we grew up reading.
Read MoreIn Dealers, author Peter Madsen interviews hustlers, thieves and cops to better understand the human aspects of selling drugs in New York City.
Read MoreUndergoing an “energy pull,” in which tethered hooks are pierced through your back and then pulled on.
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