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On a Big Sky Road Trip Into the Heart of America

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On Russell and Lillian Hoban, Giants of 20th-Century Children's Literature

By Rebecca Rego Barry | December 20, 2017

See the Detailed Diagrams Kathy Acker Drew of Her Dreams

See the Detailed Diagrams Kathy Acker Drew of Her Dreams

Blood and Guts in High School">Two Dream Maps from Blood and Guts in High School

By Literary Hub | November 20, 2017

War, Censorship and Friendship: A Tale Told Through Old Propaganda

War, Censorship and Friendship: A Tale Told Through Old Propaganda

An Excerpt From Anouck Durand's Award-Winning Photo Novel

By Anouck Durand | October 23, 2017

The Little-Known Friendships of Iconic Women Writers

The Little-Known Friendships of Iconic Women Writers

Why Have They Been Mythologized as Solitary Eccentrics or Isolated Geniuses?

By Emily Midorikawa and Emma Sweeney | October 11, 2017

Gene Smith's Documentary Obsessions

Gene Smith's Documentary Obsessions

A Look inside the Prolific Photographer's Domestic Chaos

By Sam Stephenson | August 23, 2017

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Emma Donoghue and Laird Hunt on Writing Historical Women

By Literary Hub | February 15, 2017

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The Top 10 Pieces of Doubleday’s Publishing History Slated for Auction

The Top 10 Pieces of Doubleday’s Publishing History Slated for Auction

Looking at the Legacy of a Great American Publishing Family

By Rebecca Rego Barry | January 10, 2017

In Praise of Our Black Women Poets

In Praise of Our Black Women Poets

Arisa White on the Recordings of the San Francisco State Poetry Center

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Jonathan Lethem on the Lost Conversations of Ross Macdonald

Jonathan Lethem on the Lost Conversations of Ross Macdonald

Getting Inside the Head of a 20th-Century Literary Master

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Handwritten Letters from From Legendary American Artists

Handwritten Letters from From Legendary American Artists

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How I Write History: Or, A Window Into My Crazy

How I Write History: Or, A Window Into My Crazy

Neal Bascomb on Quilt-Making, Research, and Structuring Historical Narrative

By Neal Bascomb | April 19, 2016

Inside the Unpublished World of Allen Ginsberg

Inside the Unpublished World of Allen Ginsberg

Poems, Proofs, Mimeos, and More

By Bill Morgan | March 2, 2016

Race, Theft, and the Magic of Electricity in Rural Alabama

Race, Theft, and the Magic of Electricity in Rural Alabama

Trisha Ping Interviews Debut Novelist Virginia Reeves

By Trisha Ping | March 1, 2016

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