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Growing Up Gay in a Proud Southern Family

Growing Up Gay in a Proud Southern Family

"The Thing I Feared Most in Myself Would One Day Be My Greatest Joy"

By Armistead Maupin | October 2, 2017

Running Towards My Father

Running Towards My Father

On Marathons, Perfection, and the Impossibility of Intimacy

By Devin Kelly | June 16, 2017

A Letter to My Father, Long After He's Gone

A Letter to My Father, Long After He's Gone

Gabe Stutman and the Story of a Death in the Family

By Gabe Stutman | June 16, 2017

The Joy and Preemptive Grief of Fatherhood

The Joy and Preemptive Grief of Fatherhood

Quinton Skinner Is Trying to Find the Words

By Quinton Skinner | June 16, 2017

Surviving the Death of My Son, One Page at a Time

Surviving the Death of My Son, One Page at a Time

believe that life was worth living"">"I hated everyone who’d ever tried to make me
believe that life was worth living"

By Mark Lane | April 6, 2017

When My Father Wasn't Driving Trucks, He Was Reading

When My Father Wasn't Driving Trucks, He Was Reading

K. E. Semmel on Inheriting a Love of Books

By K. E. Semmel | March 10, 2017

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Harry Potter">Confronting Death with an 8-Year-Old through Harry Potter

By Kevin Wilson | February 8, 2017

In Search of the Radical Bookstores of Old San Franciso

By Dwyer Murphy | November 18, 2016

The Last Book My Father Read

By Patrick Ryan | June 17, 2016

Six Tales About Fathers and Sons That Do Not Feature Fathers and Sons

Six Tales About Fathers and Sons That Do Not Feature Fathers and Sons

Adam Ehrlich Sachs on VAST, FATHOMLESS, and MULTIFARIOUS conceptual Fathers

By Adam Ehrlich Sachs | June 17, 2016

Fatherhood: Ruining the Writing Career, Saving the Writing

Fatherhood: Ruining the Writing Career, Saving the Writing

Steve Edwards on the Daily Astonishments of Raising a Child

By Steve Edwards | June 17, 2016

"Running a Boatyard is Like Working in a Dementia Clinic"

Before the Wind">From Jim Lynch's New Novel, Before the Wind

By Jim Lynch | April 19, 2016

Rob Spillman on Craving Danger and Writing the Past

Rob Spillman on Craving Danger and Writing the Past

All Tomorrow's Parties">In Conversation with the Author of All Tomorrow's Parties

By Michael Barron | April 6, 2016

When Chris Offutt Lost His Virginity at a ComicCon

When Chris Offutt Lost His Virginity at a ComicCon

On Growing up the Son of a Pornographer and Sci-Fi Star

By Chris Offutt | March 14, 2016

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AT THIS WEEK'S FESTIVAL NEUE LITERATUR, A CRASH COURSE IN CONTEMPORARY GERMAN LITERATURE

By Christopher Kloeble | February 24, 2016

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