The Guardian
Listen as The Guardian talks with short-story master George Saunders about his debut novel, Lincoln in the Bardo.
Listen as The Guardian talks with short-story master George Saunders about his debut novel, Lincoln in the Bardo.
Diane Ackerman discusses her book made movie The Zookeeper’s Wife and her love of poetry, prose, and nature.
Marie Howe speaks to PBS about her collection: “I’m very interested in healing the split between the sacred and the sexual.”
PBS News Hour and Paul Muldoon discuss The Picnic, a monthly show held at the Irish Arts Center in New York.
The feature film based on Diane Ackerman’s The Zookeeper’s Wife starring Jessica Chastain released in theaters today!
Hisham Matar awarded the inaugural PEN Book Award for his memoir The Return at the PEN America Literary Awards Ceremony.
Mary Gaitskill speaks with the Huffington Post about rape culture and her new essay collection Somebody with a Little Hammer.
Marie Howe’s fourth collection of poetry, Magdalene: Poems, released by W. W. Norton & Company today!
Claudia Rankine receives the 2017 Bobbitt National Prize for Poetry for her book Citizen: An American Lyric.
Simon Armitage says: “Language is my enemy – I spend my life battling with it.”