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The annual “Best American Short Stories” is once again at hand.
The annual “Best American Short Stories” is once again at hand.
Frequently a journalist’s crutch, lists are no deficit in the works of the exuberant Umberto Eco.
Taking exception to Israel’s homeland status.
Our man in Boston talks to Tobias Wolff about the art of revision, how writing programs are good for training skilled readers, and why Robert Olen Butler still signs stock.
Brilliant director and raconteur Altman gets the biography he deserves.
Where’s the fuss about the death of literary mags?
Number-one bestselling New York Times author Glenn Beck brandishes a new money rake.
Padgett Powell’s bebop solo of a book is 164 pages of interrogatory—that’s right, questions.
The N.Y.P.D.’s Joe Rizzo has a credo: “There’s no wrong, there’s no right, there just is.”
Arundhati Roy’s essays about the failing light of democracy reach U.S. shores.