
Curating a New Literary Canon
Who (and what) deserves to be in America’s first museum dedicated to writers?
Who (and what) deserves to be in America’s first museum dedicated to writers?
Bora Chung uses the fantastic to examine the absurdity of misogyny and society’s injustices in her short story collection
Books by Melissa Febos, CJ Hauser, and Tajja Isen rank among our top picks in an outstanding year for nonfiction
Poems that celebrate diasporic identity and rage against oppression
Mithu Sanyal, author of "Identitti," on using cultural appropriation to tell the story of being mixed race in Germany
"Bottle Girl" from Stories No One Hopes Are About Them by AJ Bermudez, recommended by Anthony Marra
Betsy Cornwell on writing her Jane Eyre-inspired revenge narrative "Reader, I Murdered Him" in the wake of the Brett Kavanaugh hearings
Two thousand years later, "Metamorphoses" holds up a kaleidoscopic lens to help us understand the modern world