On September 4 hundreds of poets and writers will come together to raise funds for detained and formerly detained migrants in the United States.

Ben George, a senior editor at Little, Brown who works with some of the biggest names in literary fiction and nonfiction, talks about the author-editor relationship, the plight of the midlist writer, and the art of revision. 

Manuel Muñoz, the new director of the MFA program at the University of Arizona, discusses his new role, healthy creative environments, and common missteps he sees in applications. 

An in-depth look at book publishing as seen through the eyes of five literary agents. 

In collaboration with Narrative 4, the House of SpeakEasy’s bookmobile will travel from New York City to New Orleans and give books to schools, prisons, and libraries along the way. 

The industry’s best and brightest agents respond directly to readers’ questions in this regular column dating back to 2010. 

A best-selling author offers some light-hearted tips for authors crafting those obligatory pages at the front and back of their books. 

The new executive director of the Community of Literary Magazines and Presses discusses her new role and the importance of independent publishing.

The first lines of a dozen noteworthy books, including Hark by Sam Lipsyte and Mouthful of Birds by Samanta Schweblin.

Using found objects and handmade pieces of art to publish new works of literature, a small press in Baltimore expands the understanding of what it means to be a book.