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The Association of University Presses reacts to the U.S. Capitol attack; Lisa See discusses interviewing for fiction; Madeleine Watts explains her resistance to traditional narrative; and other stories.
Rachel Kushner presents scenes from her youth; the breakout success of Pauline Harmange’s I Hate Men; Jenny Offill discusses her signature fragmentary style; and other stories.
Calvin University student brings poetry outdoors; Traci Brimhall reflects on artmaking while grieving; Dan Chiasson offers a window into his creative process; and other stories.
Fans note errors in new H. G. Wells commemorative coin; Nadia Owusu discusses switching from fiction to memoir; Joshua Bennett reflects on his poetic education; and other stories.
R. O. Kwon highlights forty-four books by women of color; Michael Farris Smith discusses writing his prequel to The Great Gatsby; critic Michael Dirda takes stock of his personal library; and other stories.
Len and Louise Riggio donate $250,000 to Poets & Writers; Hanif Abdurraqib writes on the intimacy of basketball; Cheryl Boyce-Taylor reflects on memorializing her son in poetry; and other stories.
Jenny Offill reflects on rereading Mrs. Dalloway; NPR lists notable works that have entered the public domain in 2021; Publishers Weekly learns about the production of last year’s virtual National Book Awards; and other stories.
The author of Anodyne envisions a new writing practice inspired by the natural world.
A guide to digital resources at the Schomburg Center; Shu-Ling Chua writes in praise of Eileen Chang; Kelly J. Baker on the emotional labor of memoir; and other stories.
torrin a. greathouse discusses the importance of representation; Chris Stedman reflects on identity and the internet; Robert Jones Jr. celebrates Black queer love; and other stories.
