The Prize
Jill Bialosky‘s new novel “explores the complicated terrain of relationships, as well as the inspiration behind creativity,” reviews Publishers Weekly.
Jill Bialosky‘s new novel “explores the complicated terrain of relationships, as well as the inspiration behind creativity,” reviews Publishers Weekly.
Said Sayrafiezadeh discusses What Iranian Identity Means to an Outsider with TIME.
reviews in the Washington Post and discusses on PBS NewsHour Harper Lee’s newly released novel.
Etgar Keret reveal Kafka as his favorite writer in this interview with the New York Times.
Aimee Nezhukumatathil declares she’s “not sorry to write about wonder & joy” in her interview with Divedapper.
The New York Times calls Nick Flynn’s new poems “buzzing, stinging plunges into the complicated colony of self.”
Mary Gaitskill‘s The Mare and Bonnie Jo Campbell‘s Mothers, Tell Your Daughters named to The Million’s Most Anticipated.
Paul Muldoon and Claudia Rankine both shortlisted for the 2015 Forward Prize for Best Collection.
Read Claudia Rankine‘s powerful article ‘The Condition of Black Life Is One of Mourning.’
Simon Armitage chosen as Oxford’s Professor of Poetry, second only in prestige to the poet laureate according to The Guardian.