A writer and illustrator in Hong Kong contemplates the lack of social interaction during the coronavirus pandemic. 

A growing list of grants and emergency funds for writers as well as resources for booksellers, tools for working from home, and more.

A horse trainer and author of a memoir, Half Broke, contemplates silence, distance, and the language of our bodies during a pandemic. 

A growing list of conferences, festivals, and writing contests that have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

A new initiative from the organizers of National Novel Writing Month invites writers to find comfort in their creativity and stay inside while the battle with COVID-19 continues.

The 92nd Street Y Unterberg Poetry Center is just one of the venues offering online literary programming.

The coronavirus pandemic has radically disrupted the book business, setting off waves of bookstore closures and book festival cancellations, so authors and booksellers are teaming up to shift live events online. 

An adjunct professor at the University of San Francisco writes about transitioning to online learning after her physical classroom was closed.