Lincoln in the Bardo
George Saunder’s first novel – a masterpiece unfolding in a graveyard over the course of a single night with a chorus of voices – released today!
George Saunder’s first novel – a masterpiece unfolding in a graveyard over the course of a single night with a chorus of voices – released today!
Clean lines, Bowie tunes and bigger hearts: Pulitzer-winning poet Tracy K Smith shares hope for the future.
The New Republic reviews Sarah Manguso’s collection of essays: (Manguso’s) aphorisms feel powerful in our age of alternative facts.
Cristina Garcia listed in 25 Great Books by Refugees alongside Thomas Mann, Hannah Arendt, Vladimir Nabokov.
Myles on relationships, tampons, and their dad’s sex life, among many other things as discussed with The Oxonian Review.
Read the The Infinite by Charles Simic: “The infinite yawns and keeps yawning. / Is it sleepy?”
Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera emphasizes and celebrates his dual immigrant, migrant identity in this article.
Donald Trump’s Dakota Access Pipeline ruling is sparking new protests, read how our very own Josh Fox is organizing movements.
Could we learn to talk about whiteness? Eula Biss discusses the urgency of this conversation with Krista Tippet.
Congratulations to our 2017 PEN Literary Awards finalists: Hisham Matar, Patrick Phillips, Jamaal May and Simon Armitage.