The Making of a Femininomenon.
Social media is filled with documentation of human suffering. So why read a tragic novel?
What else is it we would want from love, apart from love?
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Social media is filled with documentation of human suffering. So why read a tragic novel?
What else is it we would want from love, apart from love?
The activist-academic Silvia Federici has never muted her message to get ahead. What’s the cost of refusing to sell out?
Talking to the author of No One Is Talking About This about transcendent misspellings, the perils of mentioning McDonald's in poetry, and the Internet at its best.
Talking to the author of Gay Bar about the complexities of queer spaces, the relationship between capitalist culture and liberation, and the thrill and privilege of engaging with risk.
A very Russian turn of events: no solutions, but the trouble passes—so why bring it up?
The author of Detransition, Baby on a trans worldview, resisting investing in illusions, and novellas-as-conversation.
The author of Let the Lord Sort Them on the death penalty, Texas mythology, and retribution as organizing principle.
Talking to the author of Fake Accounts about writing for magazines versus writing a novel, leaning too heavily on structural devices in fiction, and books that could use more sentences.