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How Las Vegas Locals Really Feel About “Fear and Loathing”
On the 50th anniversary of "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," three writers reflect on what Hunter S. Thompson's book means to their city
Apr 20 2021 - Krista Diamond, Dayvid Figler, and Veronica Klash
The Bear That Stole My Identity
"If I Had a 3D Printer" and "The Charming Bear," two poems by Gary Leising
Jul 6 2020 - Gary Leising
A Woman and Her Imaginary Friend Disappear into the Wilderness
Amanda Goldblatt on her novel "Hard Mouth" and the search for escape
Aug 14 2019 - Lily Meyer
A Literary Road Trip through Southern California
Patrick Coleman, author of "The Churchgoer," recommends 12 books for a drive through the dark side of sunny SoCal
Jul 26 2019 - Patrick Coleman
The True Story of the Real Lolita
Sarah Weinman on the kidnapping of Sally Horner that inspired Vladimir Nabokov’s novel
Sep 12 2018 - Adrienne Celt
South American Women Authors the U.S. Has Overlooked
If you only know Borges, Márquez, and Bolaño, make room on your bookshelf for these writers
Apr 27 2018 - Daniela Serrano
I Spent 24 Hours Reading Last Weekend and I Didn’t Lose My Mind
Actually, I kind of found it
Feb 1 2018 - Jaime Green
11 of the Most Disastrous Vacations in Literature
Murder, mayhem, drunken fights and long walks on the beach. 11 vacations that went horribly wrong but made for timeless fiction
May 26 2017 - Carrie V. Mullins
