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.
...more[W]hat was going wrong? Why were our stories not being written or published?
...moreEducation, work, study: these were not simply a means to an end.
...moreKelly Sundberg shares a reading list to celebrate the paperback release of GOODBYE, SWEET GIRL.
...moreMah taught me that love wasn’t only rebellious, it was also tenacious.
...moreTranslating, in its widest meaning, is an attempt to accomplish what having a passport gives us permission to undertake.
...moreMegha Majumdar on Russian spies, child-sized newspapers, and why reading difficult fiction can invigorate, rather than depress.
...moreMary Karr talks about her new book The Art of Memoir, the perception of memoir from a “trashy” form, the virtues of poetry, and the complexity of truth-telling.
...moreWriting may be hard work, but it isn’t the kind that pays the bills. Tillie Olsen’s seminal Silences wonders just what kind of work writing really is, and who has the privilege to do it: Though access to education has improved for women and for members of the working class (categories that intersect) the lessons […]
...moreSasha Archibald reviews Tillie Olsen’s TELL ME A RIDDLE, REQUA I, AND OTHER WORKS today in The Rumpus Book Reviews.
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