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Kashana Cauley's latest book conjures a new villain for our times: the debt police
New York State · New York

Kashana Cauley's latest book conjures a new villain for our times: the debt police

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We talked to the author, TV writer, and social media wit about “The Payback”—and finding humor in darkness.See the Story
Afternoon Bites: Carmen Boullosa Nonfiction, Emma Straub’s Book Club, Revisiting Restaurant Criticism, and More
New York State · New York

Afternoon Bites: Carmen Boullosa Nonfiction, Emma Straub’s Book Club, Revisiting Restaurant Criticism, and More

In our afternoon reading: new writing by Carmen Boullosa, the nature of restaurant criticism, and more.Read Article
The Carving Is What You Say It Is: The Futility of Classification

The Carving Is What You Say It Is: The Futility of Classification

The Carving Is What You Say It Is: The Futility of Classification by Carla E. Dash When people ask what I write, I struggle to answer. “Fantasy” evokes elves, magic, and fairies. “Horror” calls forth images of gruesome murders and gristly deaths. “Speculative fiction” induces polite bafflement that I attempt to allay through bumbling explanations that both sell my writing short and insufficiently describe it.Read Article

Cynthia Weiner On Revisiting the 1980s in “A Gorgeous Excitement”

Alive with word play and humor, suspense, romance, and the honest emotions of a young woman coming of age in 80s New York, Cynthia Weiner’s A Gorgeous Excitement will bring to mind the misspent youths of many Gen Xers: Coke, booze, pot, sex, friends, frenemies, staying out all night, feeling immortal in a way; yet what looms in Weiner’s narrative is darkness, a fictionalized version of the crimes of the Central Park Strangler (aka the Preppy Kil…Marijuana · New YorkRead Article

Sunday Stories: “Steve In the Trees”

Steve in the Trees by Joseph Linscott Strolling in the evening, that’s what we called it. Strolling: casual, old timey, it made us feel like we were ready to smoke unfiltereds, before we saw what they did to our uncles and grandfathers—wore their teeth away to nothing but pitty little nubbins in the mouth. Evening: sophisticated, elegant, it made us feel like we hadn’t gone through what everyone else wanted us to call trauma, it was just a littl…New York State · New YorkRead Article

Utopias Everywhere: An Interview with Bob Sykora

I've been hearing about Bob Sykora, his work, and the things he gets up to for years. He was in the cohort that left the spring before I started an MFA at UMass Boston, and everyone spoke so fondly of him and that crew, of the great parties and readings they put on, of their excellent qualities as writers and as people. I admit: I felt like I had somehow missed out. But fast forward a (good) number of years and Bob pops up again, this time as a …Kansas City, Missouri · Kansas CityRead Article

Morning Bites: Hanif Kureishi’s Latest, Remembering Fanny Howe, Octavia E. Butler’s Legacy, and More

In our morning reading: thoughts on Hanif Kureishi's memoir, new writing from Wells Tower, and more.Read Article

Morning Bites: Terese Svoboda Nonfiction, Rachel Kushner on Food, Niko Stratis on Springsteen, and More

In our morning reading: new writing by Terese Svoboda and Rachel Kushner, an excerpt from Niko Stratis's memoir, and more.Read Article

Working with Edmund White: Vignettes from Memory

The very first dirty word I ever heard out of Edmund White’s mouth wasn’t what I expected. I was expecting the OG of Gay Literature to blurt out cocksucking, finger fucking, felching, something like the no-holds-barred vocabulary of his books. But no. The first dirty word Edmund White uttered when I met him was “pussy”. We were sitting in choice orchestra seats at a production of Uncle Vanya at New York’s City Center when the curtain rose and le…New York City · New YorkRead Article

No One Is Coming to Save Us: Read an Excerpt From Maris Kreizman's I Want to Burn This Place Down

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As a former rule-follower, the author knows what it's like to realize doing the "right" things may not actually matterMindy Tucker; Ecco Maris Kreizman Author Portait; 'I Want To Burn This Place Down: Essays' by Maris KreizmanNEED TO KNOWI Want to Burn This Place Down by Mariz Kreizman offers a searing account of one self-professed "rule-follower's" journey toward radicalization In an exclusive excerpt shared with PEOPLE, the author explores her…Britain's Got TalentSee the Story

Morning Bites: Catherine Lacey on Food, Michelle Tea Interviewed, Amber Sparks on Film, and More

In our morning reading: new writing by Catherine Lacey and Amber Sparks, an interview with Michelle Tea, and more.Read Article

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