José Olivarez, author of “Promises of Gold,” on writing a failed book of love poem and what materialized instead
Nazlı Koca's novel "The Applicant" examines who has the privilege of living as an artist
In DK Nnuro's novel "What Napolean Could Not Do," America's racist immigration system forces difficult life choices
Madelaine Lucas’s novel "Thirst for Salt" follows the blossoming of a May-December romance, set in a remote Australian beach town
Dan Kois on being a bad literary agent, writing about race as a white person, and how the working conditions in publishing have only gotten worse
Tara Ison’s novel, "At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf," follows Danielle as she assumes the identity of a French Catholic girl
David Mura, author of "The Stories Whiteness Tells Itself," on actively combating racial bias and thinking
In “I Have Some Questions For You,” literary feminism meets true crime
In Maria José Ferrada's novel "How to Turn into a Bird," a Chilean man makes a radical choice to leave the bounds of capitalism and convention
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