Joy Harjo’s Journey, Author Accuses Trump of Sexual Assault, and More
Lisa Taddeo on researching female desire; Octavia Butler’s birthday; the Sunday Times Audible Short Story Award longlist; and other news.
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Literary Characters Join Tinder, Nicole Dennis-Benn on Writing Women, and More
Ariana Reines on becoming a Beat poet; a love story featuring Anne Sexton and a monk; the censorship of Vasily Grossman; and other news.
Petition to Cancel Good Omens Miniseries, the Case Against Book Tariffs, and More
Remembering Kevin Killian; PEN America condemns death of Uighur author; how to become a full-time poet; and other news.
Joy Harjo Named U.S. Poet Laureate, Elizabeth Acevedo Wins Carnegie, and More
Danez Smith pays tribute to Essex Hemphill; Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha on a disabled literary tradition; Amazon editors on the year’s best books; and other news.
Language Spats, Melissa Febos on the Female Memoir, and More
Sarah Manguso on writing about menopause; when Gloria Vanderbilt reviewed children’s books; Nicholas Sparks’s e-mails leaked; and other news.
A Secret Literary Fellowship, Dorothea Lasky on Dancers and Demons, and More
Paris Review publisher Susannah Hunnewell has died; Taffy Brodesser-Akner on reading Philip Roth instead of Sweet Valley High; writing a book with your father; and other news.
LSD Literature, Salman Rushdie on Kurt Vonnegut, and More
National student poets announced; the poetry and politics of El Salvador’s José Roberto Cea; Joanne Ramos on controlling the female body; and other news.
Arundhati Roy’s Anger, Emily Ruskovich Wins International Dublin Literary Award, and More
Maria Kuznetsova on creating a female misfit; day one of the Poetry to the People road trip; balancing fact and invention in fiction writing; and other news.
When Agatha Christie Disappeared, the Ups and Downs of Writing, and More
New publication ZORA celebrates women of color; the modernization of publishing offices; a new bidder for Barnes & Noble; and other news.
Poetry to the People Tour
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.
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