Like anything I love, I mistrust the color green down to the fingernail-edges of all the feelings it engenders in me.
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The author of Her Body and Other Parties on writing the fantastical, existing in the periphery and blueprints of the past.
Is it possible to decolonize and police a thing as subconscious and primal as desire?
The authors of Lost in September and Strangers with the Same Dream talk about the relationship between a writer and her characters, motherhood and work, and sexism in publishing.
The author of Dinner at the Center of the Earth on the novelist’s responsibilities in times of political chaos, the bending and breaking of structure and genre, the shifting nature of Jewishness and identity, and his ultimate subject: right, wrong, and why we crave it.
The city was hot and the world was on fire. Why not go look at some animals?
Louis C.K. would rather ignore those assault rumours, but at this point, he can't just let his art do the talking.
The author of Sour Heart on survival, memory and grace.
The fear of one day losing touch with Chinese culture compels me to shout my heritage just a little bit louder than my husband’s—including resisting things like casseroles and Jell-O.
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