Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee
Maybe civilization is actually the worst? Water towers of Luxembourg. I didn’t know my dream job was to be in charge of killing spacecraft, but now you know. So you…
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2017
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An Eerie Prescience: Talking with Joyce Carol Oates
Author Joyce Carol Oates discusses how the political climate affected the writing of her latest novel, A Book of American Martyrs, how she uses Twitter, and why predictions are a waste of time.
Notable Twin Cities: 9/17–9/23
Literary events and readings in and around the Twin Cities this week!
What to Read When You’re Thinking about Florida
In celebration of our Floridian friends and family, we've compiled a list of great books that take place in, engage with, or otherwise visit the "Sunshine state."
Support This Brooklyn-Based Social Movement Archive!
Interference Archive is running a fundraising campaign to support a move into a new space and needs our help!
Let Us Be Singing Fools: Norman Finkelstein’s The Ratio of Reason to Magic: New & Selected Poems
If poetry is to remain a bulwark against the flagrant coarseness and cruelty at work in this moment of history, Norman Finkelstein’s work belongs right here with us.
Dan Weiss’s Morning Coffee
Eileen Myles on the dreamy, erotic art of Jack Pierson. Did you know that last month Curbed profiled at the great forgotten post-war architects? They did, it’s true! Can we…
An Erasure of Distance: Traveling in Circles with Nathan Englander
Nathan Englander talks about his new novel, Dinner at the Center of the Earth, the experience of being interviewed, and why he believes books can save lives.
If You Are Abandoned
My uncle and I had shared many silences together and, in those silences, I felt as if we knew each other.