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Bill Kroyer’s Big Shift

Bill Kroyer's detailed memoir Mr. In-Between scales the many rocky paths in animation from hand drawn to computer. Hear it from the guy who's seen it all: a Midwestern animator who shot to Hollywood like a comet and to Disney Studios and abroad, finally landing back in Wisconsin where he serves as Professor Emeritus at Chapman University. An Oscar-nominated Director of films, commercials, and movie titles (including those dear to my heart, Labyr…Read Article

New York State · New York

Morning Bites: Lynne Tillman and Taylor Lewandowski, Michael Cisco’s Recommendations, Ursula Villarreal-Moura Interviewed, and More

In our morning reading: an interview about an interview, revisiting Sleater-Kinney's music, and more.Read Article

Six Ridiculous Questions: Jesi Bender

The guiding principle of Six Ridiculous Questions is that life is filled with ridiculousness. And questions. That only by giving in to these truths may we hope to slip the surly bonds of reality and attain the higher consciousness we all crave. (Eh, not really, but it sounded good there for a minute.) It’s just. Who knows? The ridiculousness and question bits, I guess. Why six? Assonance, baby, assonance.Read Article

Less Matters More: Joanna Walsh on the Expansive Possibilities of the Short Story

I was on a book tour in Mexico when I was emailed a dossier of press questions in advance of a reading. One journalist wrote asking, why writing short stories. “Why writing short stories” is a bit like when Samuel Beckett wrote, “what matter who’s speaking?” a question that splits into import and export. Import […]Books · Mexico See the Story

Ipoh’s last watch repairmen fight to keep a fading craft ticking - Malaysia now

Most Read Malaysia / 17 h ago Singapore / 17 h ago Showbiz / 19 h ago Singapore / 15 h ago Malaysia / 13 h ago Malaysia / 11 h ago Malaysia / 12 h ago Malaysia / 14 h ago Malaysia / 19 h ago World / 10 h ago Malaysia / 18 h ago Malaysia / 14 h ago Showbiz / 17 h ago Life / 11 h ago Malaysia / 15 h ago You May Also Like Related Articles Life / 15 m ago Life / 15 m ago Life / 15 m ago Just IN 10 h ago 11 h ago…Singapore, Singapore · Singapore See the Story

Cover Reveal: Ruyan Meng’s “The Morgue Keeper”

We're pleased to share the cover of Ruyan Meng's forthcoming novel The Morgue Keeper, due out on October 15, 2025 from 7.13 Books.Read Article

Morning Bites: Stephen Graham Jones’s Latest, Comics and Protests, Lyra Pramuk’s Latest, and More

In our morning reading: thoughts on books by Stephen Graham Jones and Solvej Balle, new writing by Ocean Vuong, and more.Read Article

Sunday Stories: “They Got Away”

They Got Away by Sara Schaff The couple had come to see the used car. Donna was showing the car because her brother, who owned the car, could not be there to show it. He was in a nursing home, and she was the one to put him there.New York State · New York Read Article

AM Bites: Hannah Arendt’s Poetry, Lincoln Michel’s Latest, Pulp’s Comeback, and More

In our morning reading: exploring Hannah Arendt's poetry, thoughts on the new Pulp album, and more.Read Article

How Groundbreaking Gay Author Edmund White Paved the Way for Other Writers

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Andrew Sean Greer, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, remembers the first time he read Edmund White. It was the summer of 1989, he was beginning his second year at Brown University and he had just come out.Having learned that White would be teaching at Brown, he found a copy of White's celebrated coming-of-age novel, “A Boy's Own Story.”“I’d never read anything like it — nobody had — and what strikes me looking back is the lack of shame or self-…Pulitzer Prize · New York See the Story

Tonight the Harbor Belongs to Sarah Smarsh

Tonight the Harbor Belongs to Sarah Smarsh by Ben Miller Hyatt is a steep street & descending it you meet steep faces of those ascending, enduring the incline laced with storefronts: MVP PIZZA, JIMMY STEINY’S PUB & the NORTHFIELD BANK that is going out of business soon—workplace of teller Colleen who recently, smoking on the curb out front, described herself & her co-workers as “heartbroken about the deal.” Most of those passed are going to work…Read Article

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Bill Kroyer’s Big Shift

Morning Bites: Lynne Tillman and Taylor Lewandowski, Michael Cisco’s Recommendations, Ursula Villarreal-Moura Interviewed, and More

Six Ridiculous Questions: Jesi Bender

Less Matters More: Joanna Walsh on the Expansive Possibilities of the Short Story

Ipoh’s last watch repairmen fight to keep a fading craft ticking - Malaysia now

Cover Reveal: Ruyan Meng’s “The Morgue Keeper”

Morning Bites: Stephen Graham Jones’s Latest, Comics and Protests, Lyra Pramuk’s Latest, and More

Sunday Stories: “They Got Away”

AM Bites: Hannah Arendt’s Poetry, Lincoln Michel’s Latest, Pulp’s Comeback, and More

How Groundbreaking Gay Author Edmund White Paved the Way for Other Writers

Tonight the Harbor Belongs to Sarah Smarsh

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