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What Poetry Can Teach Us About Power

What Poetry Can Teach Us About Power

Political Poems Use Language in a Way Distinct from Rhetoric

By Matthew Zapruder | August 16, 2017

Refusing to Let Go of My Characters

Refusing to Let Go of My Characters

On Writing A Second Novel to Stave Off Loss

By Scott Spencer | June 29, 2017

Richard Ford’s Uncanny Memories of His Parents in Love

Richard Ford’s Uncanny Memories of His Parents in Love

True Tales of Happiness on the Road in the Deep South

By Dylan Foley | May 10, 2017

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On Difficult Characters and the Unbearable Whiteness of Classic Literature

By Stephanie Powell Watts | April 3, 2017

When Your Political Thriller Starts Happening in the Real World

When Your Political Thriller Starts Happening in the Real World

Tom Rosenstiel and the Scorched-Earth Approach to Supreme Court Nominees

By Tom Rosenstiel | February 21, 2017

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Kevin Wilson on Reading—and Not Reading—the Series with His Son

By Kevin Wilson | February 8, 2017

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Private Novelist

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Nell Zink: How to Become a Novelist in Ten Easy Steps

By Nell Zink | October 5, 2016

Where the Hell Do You Start With Something as Vast as a Memoir?

By iO Tillett Wright | October 3, 2016

Ron Rash on Writing to Bring Out the Dead

Ron Rash on Writing to Bring Out the Dead

Discovering the Stories That Need to Be Told

By Ron Rash | September 12, 2016

Night of the Animals

Night of the Animals

Bill Broun

By Lit Hub Excerpts | July 21, 2016

Why Fiction Needs More Women Scientists

Why Fiction Needs More Women Scientists

When A Plot is Handed to You on a Petri Dish, Write It

By Eileen Pollack | May 10, 2016

Why Wasn't Great American Novelist Jane Smiley on the Cover of a Magazine?

Why Wasn't Great American Novelist Jane Smiley on the Cover of a Magazine?

Rumaan Alam on How We Still Judge Women Writers By a Different Standard

By Rumaan Alam | April 11, 2016

Late Night Food Scene"> The Punks of Hà Nội's </br

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Late Night Food Scene

An Ode to Pho Thìn and their eternal beef soup flame

By Graham Holliday | March 15, 2016

Let's Not Get Too Holy: Editing Bukowski

Let's Not Get Too Holy: Editing Bukowski

The Search for Letters, Stories, Anything

By Abel Debritto | August 14, 2015

Chekhov: A Writer for Grown Ups

Chekhov: A Writer for Grown Ups

Richard Ford on the Perfect Truths of the Russian Master

By Richard Ford | July 15, 2015

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