Hisham Matar on Writing Male Friendships
The Pulitzer Prize-winner discusses his new novel "My Friends" and exile as a form of death
Jami Attenberg, author of the writer's guide "1000 Words," is making the literary world more accessible
KB Brookins' poetry collection "Freedom House" is a manifesto and rallying call for Black trans liberation
Her memoir-in-essays explores addiction, queerness, incarceration, and invisible disabilities
Amy Jo Burns discusses her novel "Mercury," working-class family dynamics, and what legacy means for women
Nathan Thrall wrote a book about a Palestinian father’s byzantine journey to Jerusalem, and then October 7th happened
Celina Baljeet Basra’s debut novel, "Happy", at once fulfills and tragically subverts the promise of its title
Vanessa Chan's novel illuminates the brutality of the Japanese occupation and the fraught intimacies between colonizers and the colonized
The novelist on trust, power toxicity, and her advice for Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg
James Frankie Thomas talks about his debut novel "Idlewild" and the teenage friendships that shape the rest of our lives
Her novel "Bluebeard's Castle" is a feminist reinvention of the French fairytale in the modern day
Summer Farah, Samah Fadil, Priscilla Wathington, and Rasha Abdulhadi discuss countering Zionist propaganda and mobilizing art into action
His new novel "Wellness" skewers the illusion of self-optimization