Oe Warned Us
Japan’s second Nobel laureate, who died earlier this month, would not let his nation forget the dehumanization of war
Read moreJapan’s second Nobel laureate, who died earlier this month, would not let his nation forget the dehumanization of war
Read moreReady or not, here comes the “magical” Netflix adaption of ‘One Hundred Years of Solitude’
Read moreThe works of the pop-history writer, who died last week at age 90, were my first foray into “grownup” fiction
Read more‘On Writing and Failure’ by Steven Marche feels pretty true
Read moreAttending a webinar by a writer who’s trying to bridge the publicity generation gap for writers
Read moreA massive new collection of Franz Kafka’s diaries provides fresh insight into his visionary work
Read moreAfter he wrote an offensive blog post and did some podcasts criticizing the HWA’s new “woke” standards, they quickly turned a Lifetime Achievement Award Winner into a pariah. We interviewed him to see if he cares.
Read moreThe late historian didn’t have a lot of friends on the left, but his popular histories help explain the present day
Read moreA tribute to the poet laureate, who has died at age 84
Read moreThe U.S. has lost its leading storyteller of blue-collar despair
Read moreGermany’s greatest postwar intellectual rejected labels and opposed tyranny in all forms
Read moreHaruki Murakami’s thought-provoking new essay collection says the unsayable
Read moreFor online fiction creators like Claudia Tan, the medium is what matters most
Read moreOnline literary magazine editors resign over Alex Perez interview
Read moreBritish playwright’s wrenching discovery of his Jewish roots
Read more