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Literary organizations are invited to apply for funding from the Literary Arts Emergency Fund; Amitav Ghosh considers the role of storytellers in addressing the climate crisis and legacy of imperialism; Disability Visibility anthology adapted for young adult readers; and other stories.
This week’s installment of Ten Questions features Domenico Starnone and Jhumpa Lahiri, the author and the translator of Trust.
Calvin Kasulke talks craft in a new interview series by Lincoln Michel; Publishers Weekly profiles author Tochi Onyebuchi; poet Nefertiti Asanti discusses what calls her to the page; and other stories.
The author of I’m Not Hungry but I Could Eat leverages his intrusive thoughts from pet sitting for fiction.
Paul Bogaards of Knopf is retiring; Elias Rodriques writes on the recent film adaptation of Nella Larsen’s Passing; Rachel Yoder describes writing as a musical and spiritual act; and other stories.
Allegra Hyde’s Eleutheria, forthcoming from Vintage on March 8, 2022.
Deep Vellum Publishing revitalizes Dalkey Archive Press; journalist Lydia Wilkins calls for sustained commitment to inclusion; NPR profiles the legendary poet Sonia Sanchez; and other stories.
An author finds similarities between training for a marathon and finishing a book: Both require stamina, perseverance, good habits, maybe a ritual or two, and the ability to keep fear at bay.
Shelly Oria reflects on curating an anthology on reproductive freedom; the Guggenheim seeks a poet-in-residence for 2022; Entertainment Weekly reveals the cover of Lisa Taddeo’s third book; and other stories.
Robert Rubsam writes in praise of annotating books; essayist Rax King shares her Grub Street Diet; several writers feature on this year’s OUT 100 list; and other stories.
