Books The Fotherington-Vanderbilt Weiss Literary Arts Award Selection Committee
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Books Slightly Less Beloved Classics: The Last Unicorn and A Fine and Private Place
Our third slightly less beloved classic: Peter Beagle's first novel, A Fine and Private Place.
Books Thank You For Subscribing to The New Quandary
The New Quandary, your new favorite literary magazine, offers multiple subscription bundles. Which will you choose?
Books This Week in Reading: Ban These Books
Nicole Cliffe identifies books which should be banned.
Books The Stages of Accepting That Go Ask Alice Wasn’t Real
If Go Ask Alice isn't real, then nothing is real.
Books Banned Books I Have Loved
Jessie-Lane Metz on the banned books she's read and loved as a student, and why they're important for students today.
Books Every Time The Narrator In Jules Verne’s Journey to the Center of the Earth Passes Out
How many times does the narrator pass out in Journey To the Center of the Earth?
Books Americanah, Pride and Prejudice, and All of the Feels
Babbling about Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's perfect novel Americanah.
Books A Chat With Rainbow Rowell About Love and Censorship
Rainbow Rowell talks about Eleanor & Park, censorship, and the goodness of librarians.
Books A Partial But By No Means Exhaustive List of Egg References in the Works of P.G. Wodehouse
For no real reason other than the sheer fun of it, a list of egg references in the works of P.G. Wodehouse.
Books Emily Books Book Club: Cassandra at the Wedding
Nicole Cliffe and Emily Gould discuss "Cassandra at the Wedding," the latest pick of the Emily Books Book Club.
Books The First Strike: Talking to Mary Kay Zuravleff About Lightning and Writing
Lily Meyer interviews Mary Kay Zuravleff on her new novel and the process of writing.
Books Cut From Classics: Monstra March
Rebecca Jane Stokes takes us through another installment of Cut From The Classics.
Books “Broader, Better Literary Conversations”
Roxane Gay's call for more diverse reading choices.
Books This Week in Reading: Francesca Segal and Choire Sicha
Nicole Cliffe talks about the books she's been reading this past week, unless they're terrible.
