Cover Story
After the success of Look at Me, her eerily prescient social satire of American life, what did Jennifer Egan turn to next? The gothic novel, of course.
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Sept/Oct 2006
Features
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A Testament of Fate: A Profile of Daniel Mendelsohn
by Andrea Crawford
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Hold Back and Give: A Profile of Alice Notley
by Natasha Lehrer
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Powers of Perception: A Profile of Jennifer Egan
by Jessica George Firger
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Special Section
Independent Presses
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Host Publications
by Mary Gannon
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Featherproof Books: Using a Dose of Humor to Sell Fiction
by Kevin Larimer
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Ryan Murphy's One-Shots: Discovering the Real Work of Poetry
by Thomas Hopkins
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News and Trends
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Literary MagNet
by Kevin Larimer
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Marathon Readers Go the Distance
by Anna Mantzaris
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More to the Story: Janet Fitch
by Staff
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Page One: Where New and Noteworthy Books Begin
by Staff
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Poetry's Roadshow
by Timothy Schaffert
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Q&A: Hall Takes Laureateship in Stride
by Robert Birnbaum
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Shakespearean Drama Gets Graphic
by Jen A. Miller
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Small Press Points
by Kevin Larimer
The Literary Life
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Imperative: The Pressure to Be Exotic
by Azita Osanloo
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The Art of Reading Philip Roth: Turning Sentences Around
by Andrew Furman
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The Posthumous Pickle: Some Notes on the Rough Work of Genius
by Ken Gordon
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The Practical Writer
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Making [Up] History: A Guide to the Art of Anthologies
by T Cooper and Adam Mansbach
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You Ought to Be In Pictures: A Story Writer's Guide to Film Adaptation
by Stephanie Harrison
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