The Adventurist: A Profile of Colum McCann
Fiction writer Colum McCann has traveled far and wide in search of stories. His latest literary trek led him to Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, and Italy.
Department: Feature
20 Years: A Look Back at the Changing Face of Literature
On its 20th anniversary, Poets & Writers Magazine looks back at developments in literature and publishing.
The Crown and the Crowd: A Profile of Martin Amis
Author of some of the most compulsive, frustrating, and semiessential fiction of the past thirty years, British bad boy Martin Amis is back with his eleventh novel, House of Meetings.
Catching Up With Joanna Scott: A Profile
Joanna Scott has been one of the best-kept secrets in American fiction. But with the recent publication of Everybody Loves Somebody, the secret may be out.
A Satirist Shows His Soft Side: A Profile of Neal Pollack
Fiction writer Neal Pollack writes about fatherhood in his new book Alternadad.
Finishing the First: A Dozen Poets Who Sealed the Deal in 2006
In the annual feature on debut poetry, twelve poets discuss their debut books and several established poets look back at their first collections.
Secrets of Sisterhood: A Profile of Nachid Rachlin
Fiction writer Nachid Rachlin, who left the oppressive conditions in Iran in the mid 1960s, continues to cross borders and return to her native country in her newest book Persian Girls.
Here is Necessity: A Profile of Richard Ford
Frank Bascombe, the character made famous in Richard Ford's The Sportswriter and Independence Day, says goodbye in The Lay of the Land.
Lyrical Latitude: A Profile of Paul Muldoon
With the publication of his new collection Horse Latitudes, poet, musician, and professor Paul Muldoon continues to resist characterization.
A Testament of Fate: A Profile of Daniel Mendelsohn
Critic Daniel Mendelsohn traces family members killed in the Holocaust in his new memoir The Lost: A Search for Six of Six Million.
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