Books In Search of Sylvia: A Literary Pilgrimage to Heptonstall
Emma Pfeiffer visits York and Heptonstall to pay her respects to Sylvia Plath.
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Books At the Corner of the Real and the Imagined: On Literary Geography
Rebecca Turkewitz explores her own and other readers' fascination with the real places in which fictional literary works are set.
Books How To Tell If You Are In A Tom Stoppard Play
Oh, so you feel like playing a game of Questions Only?
Feminism “All the world was made for you”: Talking Back to Ophelia in 1918
Mo Moulton on the poem "Ballade of Ladies who Died for Love" and the women who wrote it as a challenge to the literary trope of romanticized female suicide.
Books Modernists on the Verge: Two Summers with Peggy Guggenheim and Djuna Barnes
Stephanie Gorton Murphy on Djuna Barnes, Peggy Guggenheim, and the literary incubator that was Hayford Hall.
Books An Interview with Celeste Ng, Author of Everything I Never Told You
Nicole Chung talks with Celeste Ng about her novel, writing, addressing issues of race and culture, Asian Americans in the media, her next book, and more.
Books There Is a New Marilynne Robinson Profile
Marilynne Robinson is a perfect writer.
Books In Praise of Difficult Women: The Forgotten Work of Nancy Hale
Caitlin Keefe Moran on the marvelous novels and short stories of Nancy Hale, well-known in the 1930s and 1940s, but largely overlooked today.
Hemingway Facts
Facts about noted author Ernest Hemingway you might not have known.
Animals Talking to Authors About Dogs: Amy Spalding
In which Allegra Ringo asks YA novelist Amy Spalding a bunch of questions about her dog.
