PBS Newshour
Cornelius Eady joins PBS for a conversation on exploring of the everyday lives of Black people in America.
Cornelius Eady joins PBS for a conversation on exploring of the everyday lives of Black people in America.
Random House will publish Liberation Day, George Saunders’ new short story collection, this year; his first since 2014.
What are white people so afraid of? Reflections on Claudia Rankine’s latest play, Help, now playing at The Shed.
Confronting grief with Margaret Atwood, front line nurses, and Theater of War in The Nurse Antigone.
An open letter from translators and interpreters of Ukranian and/or Russian into English.
Review of Jonathan M Katz’s Gangsters of Capitalism: “An imperialist repents.”
Listen to this American Masters’ podcast featuring Jericho Brown as he breaks down the process behind writing The Tradition’s titular poem.
Donald Antrim’s One Friday in April is a vital book about mental illness and recovery.
Mary Gaitskill on borrowing from real life in writing (and the dreams that guided her).
Elizabeth Acevedo included on list of 26 Books By Latinx Authors To Read Now & Always.