
Novelist Jonathan Franzen talks about his hiatus from writing fiction, the literary influences that helped shape his new work, and the fun of writing his third novel, The Corrections, a lyrical family drama nine years in the making.
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Novelist Jonathan Franzen talks about his hiatus from writing fiction, the literary influences that helped shape his new work, and the fun of writing his third novel, The Corrections, a lyrical family drama nine years in the making.
A profile of Pakistani British author Hanif Kureishi.
An interview with Jonathan Franzen.
Profile of radical independent publisher Soft Skull Press and its founder, Sander Hicks.
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Sixteen Rivers Press, a nonprofit poetry collective dedicated to San Francisco Bay Area poets.
Profiles of Akashic Books, Versus Press, Algonquin Books, Open City Books, Persea Books, and Graywolf Press.
Ethan Hawke, Jewel, and other celebrities influencing the book publishing industry.
Billy Collins succeeds Stanley Kunitz, becoming the eleventh poet laureate of the United States.
Elisabeth von Trapp, granddaughter of Baroness Maria, sets Robert Frost's poetry to music.
Advice on reading your work in public.
A discussion on whether to reveal the true stories that inspire fiction.
How to secure a fair deal.
A profile of the late Southern writer Breece D'J Pancake.
An excerpt from Gornick's book about memoir writing.