Monkeys Jumping Out of Boxes: The Editorial Life of Terry McDonell
John Tytell pores over “The Accidental Life” of legendary editor Terry McDonell.
"The older one grows, the more one likes indecency." — Virginia Woolf
John Tytell pores over “The Accidental Life” of legendary editor Terry McDonell.
John TytellNov 12, 2016
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Michael LaPointeNov 3, 2016
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John Tytell on Barney Rosset, the gutsy dynamo of American alternative publishing.
John TytellOct 29, 2016
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Greg GerkeOct 29, 2016
Scott Korb on Marilynne Robinson and learning to shrink the gap.
Scott KorbOct 26, 2016
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Sven BirkertsOct 23, 2016
Emmett Rensin wrestles with the genre of “The Hostage’s Daughter” by Sulome Anderson.
Emmett RensinOct 22, 2016
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Alyssa OurslerOct 15, 2016
David Biespiel's essay from this summer's Quarterly Journal.
David BiespielOct 14, 2016
What happens when a '90s archetype grows up? Hugh Ryan reads "Black Wave" by Michelle Tea to find out.
Hugh RyanOct 13, 2016
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Renée E. D’AoustOct 9, 2016