Julia Fine Gets Real About Teenage Girlhood
"I’m interested in those teenage girl relationships where you love your friend so much you’re not sure if you want to kill them or have sex with them or marry them."
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Becoming a Writer at Shakespeare & Co.
I wanted to write. How could I not? The shop itself was a writer, generating hundreds of stories everyday.
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The William Trevor Reader: “Events at Drimaghleen”
This might actually win the award for the bleakest story in the 'Collected.'
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“Now You Make the Tiger”: An Excerpt from Tania James’s ‘Loot’
"The French word for animal comes from the Latin animus, meaning breath."
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Lust, Loss, and Liberation in Jenny Erpenbeck’s ‘Kairos’
Maybe this novel is a Bildungsroman about freedom, with young Katharina its hero and the West her inevitable liberation?
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International Booker Prize Winners on Nostalgia, Translation, and ‘Time Shelter’
"We shouldn’t give in. We want to continue reading complex literature.”
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June Preview: The Millions Most Anticipated (This Month)
New books from Isabel Allende, Heidi Julavits, Lorrie Moore, and more—here's what we can't wait to read in June.
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‘Poetry’ Editor-in-Chief Adrian Matejka Looks to the Future
"I want make 'Poetry' a space that is more inclusive than it was in the past."
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The Lost and Found Music of Connie Converse
"She serves almost as the polar opposite of today’s urge to brand everything. You can’t brand Connie Converse."
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