Paula Whyman on Motherhood, Linked Stories & The Inherent Humor of Sex Scenes
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Rebecca Schiff on Humor, Crafting the Perfect Line and Casual Sex in Fiction: An Interview
Apr 28 2016 - Electric Literature
30 Books By Writers Of Color Redefining the Term “All-American”
Because it’s high time for all-American to mean all-inclusive
Apr 18 2019 - Andrea Oh
When Your Childhood Hero Becomes a Sad Clown
Annie Hartnett recommends an excerpt from the debut novel 'Stay Up with Hugo Best' by Erin Somers
Apr 10 2019 - Erin Somers
What Does the Future of United States Look Like?
Victor LaValle, co-editor of the anthology "A People's Future of the United States" on why horror does best under Republican presidents
Apr 5 2019 - Tochi Onyebuchi
Ann Beattie’s “A Wonderful Stroke of Luck” Is a Character Study of Generation Y
The author on symbolism and art
Apr 4 2019 - Rachel Lyon
7 Nigerian Novels About Toxic Relationships
Nnamdi Ehirim, author of "Prince of Monkeys," recommends books on the poisonous effects of love
Apr 4 2019 - Nnamdi Ehirim
Rick Moody Recommends “A Full-Service Shelter” by Amy Hempel
A story about how to love dogs that are going to die
Apr 3 2019 - Amy Hempel
7 Novels by Forgotten Women Writers
Sloane Tanen, author of "There's a Word for That," recommends overlooked books by and about women
Apr 2 2019 - Sloane Tanen
The Funniest Writing You Haven’t Read
No jokes, no tricks, just seven novels and stories that will make you laugh
