From in-person events held in cities across the country to virtual events available to all,...
From in-person events held in cities across the country to virtual events available to all,...
Fifteen years after his dazzling debut, The Art of Fielding, Chad Harbach returns to the spotlight with The Brightness, a story of big love, campus protest, female friendship, and the daunting potential of youth.
A coffee grinder, the soul of a man who drowned to death, a board game,...
How is technology changing the way we reach readers and shaping the way we write? What’s lost and what’s gained as literary culture goes digital? And how will literature continue to connect us to meaning, deep thinking, and our humanity?
Hundreds of digitized audio recordings from decades of literary events at the Unterberg Poetry Center make iconic readings accessible online.
When I get stuck in my writing, I sing. I am in a blues band...
Essays by debut authors Hillary Behrman, Radha Lin Chaddah, John Fadely, Shanda McManus, and Judy Sandler as well as excerpts from their books.
For one nonfiction writer with autism and ADHD, perfectionism threatens to “harden the creative process into something punitive.” A sustainable creative practice means regulating intensity, not trying to outrun it.
In Matt Longabucco’s collection The Hummingbird, published by Nightboat Books in October, the poet’s attention...
“I was born on the banks of the Rukarara, but I have no memory of...
What it takes to resist the siren song of one’s devices and stay focused at your writing desk.
“My life’s purpose is to tell difficult stories involving difficult people.” —Bonnie Jo Campbell, author of The Spirits
Under the leadership of Roxane Gay and Debbie Millman, the iconoclastic literary magazine has launched several new editorial and programming initiatives.
One writer gets caught in the crosshairs of AI and shares thoughts on how all of us can defend ourselves and our work going forward.