Tag: literature

Columns

Superflux of Fucking

Grayson Scott

July 08, 2024

Where better to hide revolutionary opinions than under a pile of smut?

Wonder Woman

Madeleine Crum

June 06, 2024

Twee isn’t always a pejorative, but it’s not a compliment either.

Do Not Attempt to Adjust Your Book

J.W. McCormack

May 23, 2024

Plenty of novels become films—but what of the films that become novels?

Soul Aristocrats

Bailey Trela

April 23, 2024

The fairy-tale mysticism of Cristina Campo.

Girl Fight

Kristen Martin

April 04, 2024

Rita Bullwinkel's new novel isn't just “for the girls.”

The Gigification of Publishing

Dan Sinykin

March 18, 2024

Will Authors Equity disrupt a stodgy industry?

Write Your Book

Vanessa Lily Chung

February 29, 2024

Writing is serious work, but as Sheila Heti reminds us, also serious fun.

Critique of Artificial Reason

Sean Michaels

February 27, 2024

If a machine can dream, it can make the intuitive leap to creativity.

Only Connect

Kim Hew-Low

January 17, 2024

Sigrid Nunez’s pandemic novel.

After Melville

Andrew Schenker

November 22, 2023

Each generation finds a new Herman Melville.

At the Threshold of Humanity

Karim Kattan

October 31, 2023

Gaza is not an abstraction.

Reading Between the Lines

Jess Bergman

October 27, 2023

How did the publishing world arrive at such dull ambitions?