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Senegalese auteur Ousmane Sembène's final film, "Moolaadé," takes on female genital mutilation
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7 Novels About Dreams that Reveal Hidden Desires or Dark Fears
Martine Fournier Watson, author of "The Dream Peddler," explores the symbolism of dreams in literature
Apr 9 2019 - Martine Fournier Watson
“Bad Boy” Publishers Aren’t Mavericks—They’re Depressingly Mainstream
The documentary "Obscene" tries to praise 1980s publisher Barney Rosset for breaking boundaries, but only shows how far we haven't come
Apr 4 2019 - Manuel Betancourt
Lilliam Rivera Writes Young Adults As the Face of Resistance
"Dealing in Dreams" confronts a near-future society in which teenagers hold truth to power
Mar 29 2019 - Leah Johnson
What Science Can Learn from Constipated Dogs
"Gulliver's Travels" shows us how modern science could benefit from a little satire
Mar 21 2019 - Andrei Smolnikov
Spring 2019 Horoscopes for Writers
Happy equinox! Here's what's in store this season for you and your creative work
Mar 21 2019 - Jeanna Kadlec
Czech Dissident Writers Can Teach Us How to Protect Language from Lies
When people in power want to control thought by controlling words, literature can become a weapon
Mar 11 2019 - Erica Eisen
George Saunders Finds Inspiration at the Mall
The Booker Prize-winning writer talks about his work for The New Yorker
Mar 1 2019 - Dan Eric
Philip Roth’s Apartment is on Sale for 3.2 Million Dollars
Buying it won’t help you win a Pulitzer—but if you have the cash, why not imagine that writers’ homes are somehow special?
Mar 1 2019 - Carrie V. Mullins
In “Where the Dead Sit Talking,” a Native American Teen Searches for Home
Brandon Hobson discusses indigenous identity and the foster care system
