Folio Prize
Congratulations to Hisham Matar, winner of the 2017 Rathbones Folio Prize for his memoir, The Return.
Congratulations to Hisham Matar, winner of the 2017 Rathbones Folio Prize for his memoir, The Return.
A segment on Juan Felipe Herrera, the power of words, and how he helps Chicago students find their voice through verse.
Review of Marie Howe’s Magdalene: We cannot turn away as she explores the erotic and spiritual aspects of love.
Adam Zagajewski, rootlessness, and displacement – a reflection on a poet who writes to imagine a home.
Listen as Aja Monet discusses publishing, womanhood, and her collection My Mother Was a Freedom Fighter.
Interview with Adam Zagajewski: Chance and intuition; my ideal book is between a knit structure and a chaotic ensemble.
Dani Shapiro on her memoir Hourglass: You’re going to suffer together—as well as experience tremendous joy.
“Walking Home” A poem by Marie Howe: She said, I have never before been a soul on this earth./(It was cold. We were hungry.)
Review of Amber Tamblyn’s directorial debut Paint it Black: a convention-defying film about how two women react to the same loss.
Ocean Vuong’s essay A Letter to My Mother That She Will Never Read: Our hands empty except for our hands.