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August 4, 2015
Naomi Shavin
Why an Indie Press in Brooklyn Is Publishing the Pope
August 4, 2015
Sam Tanenhaus
Sex, Lies, and the Internet
Jonathan Franzen’s reckoning with his literary inheritance
July 31, 2015
Laura Marsh
What’s David Foster Wallace Doing in a Bromance Movie?
July 30, 2015
Jacob Mikanowski
China’s Most Censored Author Published His Riskiest Book Yet
July 30, 2015
James McAuley, Patrice Higonnet
The Untold Inner Life of the First Politician to Embrace his Jewishness
July 27, 2015
Benjamin Anastas
A Passion for the Void
Understanding Clarice Lispector’s strange and surreal fiction
July 27, 2015
Jason Guriel
Why I’m Not Watching the David Foster Wallace Movie: He Taught Me Not To
July 24, 2015
Jo Livingstone
Is Worrying a Modernist Invention?
July 21, 2015
Laura Marsh
Complicated Fame
Interest in Joan Didion's personal life—and her personal belongings—has become insatiable.
July 16, 2015
Laura Marsh
What's the Next 'Go Set a Watchman'?
The lost works of Joan Didion, Marilynne Robinson, and other great writers
July 16, 2015
William Giraldi
Harper Lee's 'Go Set a Watchman' Should Not Have Been Published
July 16, 2015
Sarah Galo
An Evening with the Real Scout Finch
Mary Badham, who played Scout Finch in the 1962 film "To Kill A Mockingbird," reads from Harper Lee's newest novel
July 15, 2015
Steven Lubet
Ethnography on Trial
Alice Goffman's acclaimed book "On the Run" tells a compelling story. But can we trust it?
July 15, 2015
William Giraldi
Just How Good Is 'To Kill a Mockingbird'?
The novel's slogan-ready ethics have crowded out literary appreciation
July 14, 2015
Kathryn Joyce
Why Does Open Adoption Rarely Work?
July 14, 2015
Laura Marsh
These Scholars Have Been Pointing Out Atticus Finch's Racism for Years
July 13, 2015
William Giraldi
The Suspicious Story Behind Harper Lee’s ‘Go Set a Watchman.’
July 10, 2015
Laura Marsh
The Secrets of the Goldman Sachs Elevator Are Better Left to Twitter
July 10, 2015
Bijan Stephen
How to Live Within a Black Body
Ta-Nehisi Coates’s “Between the World and Me” is a letter to his son, and a lesson for us all
July 8, 2015
Jeet Heer
Drawn + Quarterly Comics Enters a New Era

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