The MFA Octopus: Four Questions about Creative Writing
Is contemporary fiction really so mediocre?
Is contemporary fiction really so mediocre?
Every life, properly understood, is compelling.
An offshore oil platform stood up out of its windward end like the metal handle of a dagger that had stabbed the world and made it spill black blood.
An essay on the late photographer Miroslav Tichý, excerpted from 'Richard Prince: Collected Writings'.
Let’s pretend that we know no more of Nancy Mitford than we do of Shakespeare.
Given the choice between a book and a baseball bat, there is no choice for Buster. He’ll take the bat every time
Pity the book. It’s dead again.