Literature

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“I beg you to see what it is that we must save, and not to let the bigots and misogynists...

What I love most about the plethora of literary podcasts on air these days is that each podcast feels like...

In the Jungian lexicon, “night-sea journey” refers to a voyage into the unknown, a descent from the day-lit world into...

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The Best of the Literary Internet, Every Day TODAY: In 1938, Thomas Wolfe dies at 37.    Terrell Tannen recalls...

The year I taught at the College of New Jersey, a freshman went missing. It was a large mystery—he had...

In 2009, a first edition of Charles Dickens’s The Christmas Carol was sold at auction for $290,500. The book had...

The trailer for Apple TV+’s adaptation of Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus has dropped. The bestselling book follows chemist...

TODAY: In 1321, Italian poet Dante Alighieri, author of La Commedia (The Divine Comedy),  dies.    The season of plenty:...

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“Novalis” was the nom de plume of the polymath Georg Philipp Friedrich Freiherr von Hardenberg, an 18th-century German Romantic poet,...

Yesterday, the National Book Foundation — the presenter of the National Book Awards — rescinded its invitation to Drew Barrymore...

September 13, 2023, 7:41am As you may have noticed if you spent any time on the internet this week, Drew...

In Javier Fuentes’s touching and tender debut novel, Countries of Origin, the concept of home is complicated and politically fraught....

George Orwell was a man in need of a better half. Reserved and awkward, he was inept at manual tasks...