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Morning Bites: Kiese Laymon on Place, Tara Isabella Burton Interviewed, Galaxie 500 Reissues, and More

In our morning reading: interviews with Kiese Laymon and Tara Isabella Burton, thoughts on a live Galaxie 500 album, and more.Read Article

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Why Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland—a Disappointment When It Was Published—is the Novel We Need Right Now

2025 is shaping up to be the year of the Pynch. After 12 years of silence since Bleeding Edge, the 87-year-old author will publish Shadow Ticket on October 7th, 2025. The new novel concerns Milwaukee in the Great Depression—Hicks McTaggart, “a one-time strikebreaker turned private eye” searches for a missing Wisconsin cheese fortune heiress, who […]See the Story

United States · United States

A Resonant History, With Cryptids: On “American Mythology” by Giano Cromley

In this time of Trump, our political discourse is thick with mythology of a more temporally immediate sort than the Greeks or Vikings were ever able to cook up...Read Article

Afternoon Bites: Kashana Cauley Interviewed, Isaac Feldman’s Latest, Revisiting Vernon Lee, and More

In our afternoon reading: an interview with Kashana Cauley, thoughts on Isaac Feldman's new novel, and more.Read Article

Emily St. James on “Woodworking,” South Dakota Literature, and the Art of Collaboration

I've been a longtime reader of Emily St. James's work, beginning with her nonfiction and television criticism and extending to her debut novel, the excellent Woodworking. St. James's dramatic work, in collaboration with Libby Hill, on both the podcast Arden and (as of season three) television's Yellowjackets. This summer, we met a coffee shop in Long Island City and talked about everything from South Dakota to the literary influence of Tamsyn Mu…South Dakota · South Dakota Read Article

Morning Bites: Michael Cisco’s Latest, Julia Elliott Interviewed, Revisiting Raekwon, and More

In our morning reading: thoughts on a Michael Cisco novel, revisiting albums by Raekwon and Shudder to Think, and more.Read Article

Morning Bites: Stephanie Wambugu’s Novel, Splatterpunk Awards, Sebastian Castillo’s Play, and More

In our morning reading: an excerpt from Stephanie Wambugu's novel, fiction by Miles Klee and Mads Gobbo, and more.Read Article

Revisiting a Quarter Century in Comics: Jeff Lemire on “10,000 Ink Stains”

I've been reading Jeff Lemire's comics for over twenty years now, ranging from the psychological complexity of Royal City to the unnerving road narrative of Phantom Road. I'd spoken with Lemire once before, and had the opportunity to chat with him again about the release of his new memoir, 10,000 Ink Stains, a candid and insightful look at his career in comics thus far.Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

Morning Bites: Robert Sietsema Interviewed, Revisiting Proust, Faraquet Returns, and More

In our morning reading: checking in with Robert Sietsema, reading Proust in 2025, and more.New York State · New York Read Article

Deborah Derrickson Kossmann on Creating Her Memoir “Lost Found Kept”

Deborah Derrickson Kossmann and I met as resident fellows at The Virginia Center for the Creative Arts several years ago. Kossman, poet and essayist of note, was working on the manuscript which would later become an award-winning memoir about her mother’s mental illness and extreme, secret hoarding: Lost Found Kept. My then novel-in-progress was inspired by renowned psychiatrist Frieda Fromm Reichmann (Frieda’s Song, Apprentice House Press, Loyo…Virginia, United States · Virginia Read Article

How The Folio Society Reimagined Stephen King’s “It”

In the last ten years, The Folio Society has increased the number of science fiction, fantasy, and horror books it's published. A limited-edition hardcover edition of Stephen King's It, featuring illustrations by Jim Burns, recently sold out in less than seven minutes. I spoke with Folio Society Head of Editorial James Rose to learn more about the project — and the logistical challenges that come with publishing a novel as massive as this one.Stephen King · London Read Article

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Morning Bites: Kiese Laymon on Place, Tara Isabella Burton Interviewed, Galaxie 500 Reissues, and More

Why Thomas Pynchon’s Vineland—a Disappointment When It Was Published—is the Novel We Need Right Now

A Resonant History, With Cryptids: On “American Mythology” by Giano Cromley

Afternoon Bites: Kashana Cauley Interviewed, Isaac Feldman’s Latest, Revisiting Vernon Lee, and More

Emily St. James on “Woodworking,” South Dakota Literature, and the Art of Collaboration

Morning Bites: Michael Cisco’s Latest, Julia Elliott Interviewed, Revisiting Raekwon, and More

Morning Bites: Stephanie Wambugu’s Novel, Splatterpunk Awards, Sebastian Castillo’s Play, and More

Revisiting a Quarter Century in Comics: Jeff Lemire on “10,000 Ink Stains”

Morning Bites: Robert Sietsema Interviewed, Revisiting Proust, Faraquet Returns, and More

Deborah Derrickson Kossmann on Creating Her Memoir “Lost Found Kept”

How The Folio Society Reimagined Stephen King’s “It”

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Afternoon Bites: Kashana Cauley Interviewed, Isaac Feldman’s Latest, Revisiting Vernon Lee, and More

Emily St. James on “Woodworking,” South Dakota Literature, and the Art of Collaboration

Morning Bites: Michael Cisco’s Latest, Julia Elliott Interviewed, Revisiting Raekwon, and More

Morning Bites: Stephanie Wambugu’s Novel, Splatterpunk Awards, Sebastian Castillo’s Play, and More

Revisiting a Quarter Century in Comics: Jeff Lemire on “10,000 Ink Stains”

Morning Bites: Robert Sietsema Interviewed, Revisiting Proust, Faraquet Returns, and More

Deborah Derrickson Kossmann on Creating Her Memoir “Lost Found Kept”

How The Folio Society Reimagined Stephen King’s “It”