An Interview With Miroslav Holub
The acclaimed Czech poet and scientist talks about inspiration, minimalism, and the freedom to write.
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Report From Tucson
In the heat of the Arizona desert, this university town is an oasis of readings, festivals, and workshops.
My Short Life With Lawrence Durrell
Thomas Kaplan-Maxfield remembers his first pilgrimage to France to meet Lawrence Durrell.
An Interview With Photographer Robert Giard
A portraitist records the faces of gay and lesbian literature in the United States.
Controversy, Censorship, and Poetry
A poet examines the recent shift from poetry as a philosophy to poetry as psychology.
Multiple Submissions: Career Accelerator or Dishonest Representation
While waiting for an editor to read a manuscript, is it ethical to send the same piece to a competition?
A Vicious Kind of Tenderness: An Interview With Garrett Hongo
The combative yet compassionate poet talks about the writer's role as a witness to history.
Provincetown Diary
A San Francisco writer heads to Cape Cod.
Blighter's Rock
Russell Hoban discusses the infamous "ongoing ungoing" that plagues many a writer—and how to navigate writer's block.
The Summer Institute for Caribbean Creative Writing
A program nurturing island talent flourishes in Florida.
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