Q and A: Bach, Burns, and Bildungsroman: An Interview with Justin Courter, Author of 'Cadenza'
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Talking about the engaging, propulsive new novel ‘Cadenza’ — and more
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Q & A: Talking About John Adams, Who Deserves More Credit for the American Presidency
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He Was the First President to be the Recipient of a Presidential Transfer of Power
Read MoreQ & A: Talking About the Enigmatic Pat Nixon, Her Husband's Loyalist and . . . a Feminist
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She Was Derided as “Plastic Pat,” but Fought Behind the Scenes for Her Causes — Including Women’s Rights
Read MoreQ & A: Mickey Rathbun on Her Book about her Grandfather, a Real-Life Jay Gatsby
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He Appeared on Long Island with a Business Card that Read “George Gordon Moore, Capitalist”
Read MoreQ&A: Caroline Leavitt Talks About Her Latest Novel, Days of Wonder
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On Researching a Novel, Writing Protagonists, and More
Read MoreQ and A: James Reich on Novel Writing, Literary Influences, and Dating the Devil's Daughter
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And Working in Almost Every Part of the Book Industry
Read MoreQ&A: Mary Gabriel Talks About Madonna's Rebellion and Legacy
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Madonna’s Approach to Her Work, the Author Says, Is Driven by Her “Insatiable Curiosity”
Read MoreQ & A: Cliff Sloan Talks About His New Book About the Supreme Court During WW II
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It Was the Best of Courts and the Worst of Courts — and One Filled with Large Personalities
Read MoreQ&A: An Annual Prize that Shines a Light on Independent, Small Presses
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Small presses are often the ones taking the biggest creative risks to uphold their commitment to producing original and exemplary literary works.
Read MoreQ & A: Pulitzer Prize-Winning Writer Julia Keller on the Virtues of Giving Up
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Moving Beyond the “Winners Never Quit and Quitters Never Win!” Mindset
Read MoreQ&A: Why Incremental Change May Be the Best Way to Make Things Better
/The Authors of ‘Gradual’ Make the Case for Toning Down the Rhetoric and Focusing on Practical Solutions
Read MoreQ&A: A Presidents Day Talk on "Mary Lincoln, Demystified"
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A Book Based on Three Decades of Inhabiting the Life of the Intriguing First Lady
Read MoreQ&A: Richard Lischer Talks About the Art of Spiritual Memoir
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I wrote about experiences that exercised pivotal importance in my life and changed me forever
Read MoreQ&A: Ben Mattlin on the Continuing Struggle for Disability Rights
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When I began seeing astonishing examples of disability representation I realized something had changed.
Read MoreQ&A: Ada Calhoun Talks About Her Father, Frank O'Hara, and a Complicated Literary Legacy
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And About Growing up on St. Mark’s Place in the East Village
Read MoreQ&A: Adam McOmber Talks About Literary Horror Flash Fiction, War, Sex, and Death
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And His Upcoming Queer, Erotic Retelling of ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’
Read MoreQ&A: Celebrating the 40th Anniversary, and 100th Issue, of Poetry East Magazine
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In the notoriously fleeting world of poetry publications, the journal’s record of sustained excellence is remarkable
Read MoreQ and A: Elizabeth McCracken Talks About Writing in the Pandemic, Language, and More
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And Why Her Parents Were, Together, a ‘Sight Gag’
Read MoreQ and A: Novelist Marcia Butler on the Writer's Process, Finding Inspiration, and Moose
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And How Writing a Novel Changes the Author
Read MoreQ and A: Barbara Mahany on Essay Writing vs. Journalism, Winter, and Interfaith Families
/And Her Son’s Rules about When She Can Write About Him
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