Ten questions about teaching writing with the author of "Gold Diggers"
Kelli Jo Ford, author of "Crooked Hallelujah," on mother-daughter relationships, displacement, and rejecting religion
Jessica Gross's novel "Hysteria" is about a young woman's sexual exploration and self-destruction over the course of two nights
Emma Cline, author of "Daddy," on how the bad guys never think of themselves as bad
In "Little Eyes," people around the world are searching for human connection via webcams in stuffed animals
Bryan Washington, author of “Memorial,” on food as a love language and how remarkable it still is to write gay sex
From Indonesian to Brazilian Portuguese, here are the translators who are making contemporary world literature accessible to English readers
Lynn Coady, author of "Watching You Without Me," on martyrdom, middle-aged women, and caregiving
Julia Alvarez on her new novel "Afterlife" and storytelling as a means of protest
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