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Casey Cep writes about the Raven Book Store in Lawrence, Kansas; Michael Elias theorizes queerness as a form of haunting; Nuala O’Connor reflects on James Joyce’s love letters; and other stories.
“Eventually, like a banner, the imagination unfurls itself.” —Jo Ann Beard, author of Festival Days
Publishers Weekly checks in with five New England independent presses; Lilly Dancyger recommends waiting for the right book deal; Amineh Abou Kerech discusses transforming her memories of Syria into poetry; and other stories.
The editors of Poets & Writers Magazine recommend fourteen books that were published in March 2020.
Jeff Martin recalls organizing his bookstore’s first virtual event; Dr. Seuss books see bump in sales; Toni Collette to direct adaptation of Writers and Lovers by Lily King; and other stories.
An exclusive first look at James Hannaham’s Pilot Impostor, which is forthcoming from Soft Skull Press on November 2, 2021. Editor’s Note: This book’s publication date has been postponed to November 30, 2021.
Employees at Moe’s Books form union; Crown pauses promotion of New York governor Andrew Cuomo’s pandemic book; Dorothea Lasky pays tribute to Diane di Prima; and other stories.
Alberta resident records the lives of senior citizens through poetry; Parul Sehgal reviews The Transit of Venus by Shirley Hazzard; Megan Nolan explains the genesis of her debut novel; and other stories.
Naima Coster shares the questions that informed What’s Mine and Yours; Jo Ann Beard reflects on the pleasures of “living inside” a writing project; Patricia Engel and Imbolo Mbue discuss their new novels; and other stories.
“I miss the intimacy of hearing undiluted voices. Hugs. Raw laughter.” —Benjamín Naka-Hasebe Kingsley, author of Dēmos
