Books
Shake-Speare Fission
By William S. NiederkornAuthorship scholars are doing for the Bard what particle accelerators did for physics. And just as with science, the results and how to interpret them may seem as if they are all over the place.
The Relativity of Small (Or, the Affairs of Men): Two Novellas
By Larissa ZimberoffStories of male infidelity have been around since the first recorded narratives, and we continue to find new ways to tell them.
In Conversation
TARUN TEJPAL with Nicolle Elizabeth
Tarun Tejpal is a writer and journalist, titled one of the “most powerful men in India” by Time in 2009. His 26-year-long career in journalism spans from India Today to Outlook, some of the most respected, and serious publications in India.
Meat and Mayhem
By Susan ButtenwieserChinese author Mo Yan’s latest novel, POW!, is a fabulist and surreal tale of meat, murder, and mayhem.
In Conversation
MARY JO BANG with Adam Fitzgerald
For a while I had a Freud finger puppet in the first canto. I was simply playing a game that might be called “Find the Modern Equivalent for This Word in Dante’s Inferno.
In Dialogue
JOSHUA BECKMAN and JON BEACHAM with Erika Anderson
By some accounts, Joshua Beckman and Jon Beacham's collaboration began years ago, when the two met at an unnamed a bookstore in Manhattan.
In Conversation
LUIS JARAMILLO with Marietta Brill
When I spoke with Luis Jaramillo he told me how stunned he’d been when The Doctor’s Wife (Dzanc, 2012) was named an Oprah Book of the Week.
