Requiem for Richard Yates
Yates' s editor and friend remembers one of the masters of American realism.
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Dalkey Archive Press
John O'Brien couldn't find the experimental books he loved, so he started his own press to publish the works of avant-garde writers.
An Interview with Faye Moskowitz
Late bloomer Faye Moskowitz talks about the torment and gratification of writing from memory.
An Interview with Jewelle Gomez
Novelist Jewelle Gomez discusses her political background in TV journalism and her literary roots in black and Native American storytelling traditions.
An Interview With Barbara Kingsolver
Barbara Kingsolver, the author of Pigs in Heaven, moves easily among the worlds of poetry, fiction, journalism, science, and social activism, and unites them all in her writing and her life.
River Rhymes
A poet follows his own rules as the inventor of a new form of light verse.
The Santa Barbara Writer's Conference
Every year at a beach in Southern California, Barnaby Conrad brings together well-known literary figures and writers seeking opportunities for a "week-long high" of workshops and lectures.
Recycle This Manuscript
The judge of chapbook contest describes the life cycle of the manuscripts in a poetry competition.
An Interview with Ntozake Shange
Ntozake Shange, the prolific poet, novelist, and playwright, talks about how her characters give voice to long-silenced women of color.
Queer Publishing: Between the Covers
Books are often only the source of vital information and entertainment for a large and lasting audience of gay people.
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