Nodding to the Unknowable: A Conversation with Theodore Wheeler
Theodore Wheeler discusses his new novel, IN OUR OTHER LIVES.
...moreTheodore Wheeler discusses his new novel, IN OUR OTHER LIVES.
...moreCarter Sickels discusses his new novel, THE PRETTIEST STAR.
...moreAimee Liu discusses her new novel, GLORIOUS BOY.
...moreC Pam Zhang discusses her debut novel, HOW MUCH OF THESE HILLS IS GOLD.
...moreEmily St. John Mandel discusses her new novel, THE GLASS HOTEL.
...moreJuliana Delgado Lopera discusses their new novel, FIEBRE TROPICAL.
...moreClare Beams discusses her debut novel, THE ILLNESS LESSON.
...more“[I]t was thrilling to try to push up against genre and density of language and see what strange hybrids emerged.”
...moreThey say she bathed in our blood.
...moreJ. Kasper Kramer discusses her debut novel, THE STORY THAT CANNOT BE TOLD.
...moreSeth Rogoff discusses his novels FIRST, THE RAVEN: A PREFACE and THIN RISING VAPORS.
...more[W]hat lies beneath the arcing paths of these stars, fueling and frustrating them?
...more“I wanted the thing to feel as ordinary as bread.”
...moreTrisha Low discusses her new book-length essay, SOCIALIST REALISM.
...moreCourtney Maum discusses her new novel, COSTALEGRE.
...moreChanelle Benz discusses her debut novel, THE GONE DEAD.
...moreCatherine Chung discusses her second novel, THE TENTH MUSE.
...moreNamwali Serpell discusses her debut novel, THE OLD DRIFT.
...moreGreer Macallister discusses her new novel, WOMAN 99.
...moreElizabeth McCracken discusses her new novel, BOWLAWAY.
...moreSteph Post discusses her new novel, MIRACULUM.
...moreTom Barbash discusses THE DAKOTA WINTERS.
...moreKelly O’Connor McNees discusses her new novel, Undiscovered Country, the timeliness of its story, and the genre of historical fiction.
...moreQuintan Ana Wikswo discusses her novel, A Long Curving Scar Where the Heart Should Be, delving into the facets of trauma, and her creative processes.
...moreDavid Rocklin discusses The Night Language, the larger landscape of appropriation and empathy, immigration and power structures, and intimacy and representation.
...moreLucy Hughes-Hallett discusses her debut novel, Peculiar Ground, out today from HarperCollins.
...more[J]ust as bad nonfiction can be written to tell a lie, good fiction can be written to tell the truth.
...moreBrooke C. Obie discusses the historical basis for her debut novel, Book of Addis, writing to dismantle white supremacy, and why Black speculative fiction is integral to her survival.
...moreColorado’s Baby Doe Tabor was a bad ass. Born in 1854, ‘Lizzie,’ as she was known, bucked social norms of her day. In an era when silver miners believed it bad luck to even speak to a woman before descending into the mines, Lizzie worked alongside her male counterparts in the damp, dark underground caverns. […]
...moreOlivia Kate Cerrone discusses her novella The Hunger Saint and the significance of historical fiction.
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