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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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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…See the Story
Working with Edmund White: Vignettes from Memory
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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…Read Article
Morning Bites: Catherine Lacey on Food, Michelle Tea Interviewed, Amber Sparks on Film, and More

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

Sunday Stories: “An Imposition”

An Imposition by Claire Oleson Shane was up to his thighs in the pond, moving pressure between his only two feet, thinking about his older brother, who had obliterated his femur to fine bone-snow just a month back. Skiing. Shane was lucky to have two working legs that were so pretty and so easy to use. He shifted his weight and basked in his luckiness. Weird to feel like this: to feel like what happens to your older brother is something that wil…Read Article

Weekend Bites: Megan Abbott Interviewed, Chris Ware’s Stamps, Dwyer Murphy’s Latest, and More

In our weekend reading: an interview with Megan Abbott, Chris Ware designed stamps, and more.Read Article

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…Wisconsin · WisconsinRead Article

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.New York State · New YorkRead 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 · MexicoSee 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

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