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A trio of experts on Anne Sexton, including her controversial biographer, discuss the poet's work and her now-public private life.
Gish Jen, a first-generation American talks about overcoming stereotypes and incorporating her Chinese heritage into her first novel, Typical American.
Authors and agents fight to force publishers to tell exactly how much money their books are earning.
A small African American town in Florida holds a festival to celebrate the hometown writer who became famous during the Harlem Renaissance.
Since its founding in 1953 by expatriate Americans, the Paris Review has been discovering new literary talent.
The editor of The Literary Lover explains the process of compiling an anthology, from contacting authors to writing the introduction.
Stephen Dixon, the eccentric author of hundreds of supercharged stories and five novels is a curse to some agents and publishers and a blessing to adventurous readers.
Don't bias editors against your work before they've read it. A few simple steps increase the odds that a manuscript will be published.
Sharon Olds, the popular author of searing family poems talks about loyalty, betrayal, and the fellowships of poets.
Jean Auel and four other authors founded the Oregon Writers Colony in 1981 in a log cabin overlooking the Pacific.
