Topple the Top 10 List: The Millions Interviews Emily Nussbaum
I think that’s a valuable thing for critics to do—to break the boxes that people have created for art, that keep people from seeing them in a bigger vision.
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The Millions Top 10
Memory Can Be a Second Chance: Ocean Vuong’s ‘On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous’
Thoughtful and tender, Vuong's autobiographical novel is framed as a letter from a son, Little Dog, to his illiterate single mother, Rose.
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Olga Tokarczuk Takes on the Detective Novel
In her hands, the whodunit becomes a Trojan horse to explore a whole host of concerns, including fate and how one life fits into the world around it.
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Stay for the Festive Rage: The Millions Interviews Lee Conell
One thing I love about the writing process is the way it consistently teaches me to let go of whatever I’m overly attached to, whatever I feel smug about.
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‘The Trojan War Museum’: Featured Fiction from Ayse Papatya Bucak
An excerpt from O. Henry and Pushcart Prize winner Ayse Papatya Bucak’s debut collection.
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Holy in the Hands of Old Oak: Featured Poetry by Alexandra Teague
Teague is as skilled moving among phrases and sounds as she is portraying bodies and our ineffable drift through this world.
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Maya Angelou in the Kitchen
Maya Angelou's underrated cookbooks are as vibrant as her more prominent work.
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Death Liberates in a Danish Master’s New Novel
An honest reckoning with the death of a spouse—but one in a deeply companionless marriage—and the life of two people who shared little but space.
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