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Guernica launches special issue on fashion; Paramount TV Studios and Anonymous Content plan a new Little House on the Prairie; Meetra Javed writes in praise of Fariha Róisín; and other stories.
Ten author readings that reflect the beauty, hope, resilience, and strength of writers to confront the failures of the past and to rejoice in the promise of what lies ahead.
Amy Gerstler’s Index of Women, forthcoming from Penguin Books on April 6, 2021.
A sound designer applies her skills to fiction; Literary Hub reveals the best reviewed nonfiction of the year; Michael Bible muses on style; and other stories.
Poet Marvin Bell has died at age eighty-three; Kazim Ali reflects on poetry as a pathway to the future; Hannah Abigail Clarke talks refusing assimilation; and other stories.
A roundtable with the editors of The Ferrante Project; Eula Biss talks analyzing capitalism from a personal lens; Aaron Benanav discusses the labor crises of the contemporary age; and other stories.
“Every book I write is informed by my whole life.” —Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore, author of The Freezer Door
John le Carré has died at age eighty-nine; Poets & Writers Magazine investigates the Poets House dispute; poet Amy Key discovers lessons from Blue by Joni Mitchell; and other stories.
The author of Thin Places recalls failed attempt after failed attempt to maintain a strict writing schedule.
A look inside the dispute between the former workers and board of Poets House over why the poetry nonprofit and library temporarily closed and laid off staff in November.
