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Mary Anne Carter’s Broadsides Do More Than Illustrate Poems
She Says She’s Not a Poet, but Her Work Begs to Differ
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Person of Interest: Anastacia Tolbert
writer, performer, poet
Posted inBooks
Ryan Boudinot’s The Octopus Rises Is Pedestrian Sci-Fi Blahness
For a Writer Who Talks a Big Game, These Stories Show Only Modest Talent—but the Book Looks Great!
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Orcas Have Ruled the Planet Longer Than We Have, and They’re Smarter Than We Know
If You’ve Given Up on Humanity, Might I Recommend David Neiwert’s Book on Killer Whales?
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A Brief Encounter with the One-of-a-Kind Writer Maggie Nelson
I Took the Train Three Hours South to Meet Her and Talk About The Argonauts. Sort Of.
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To Kill a Mockingbird Will Never Be the Same
I Suffered Through Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman So You Don’t Have To
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I Feel Like We Say “I Feel Like” All the Time
The Origins and Virtues of One of English’s Most Popular Qualifiers
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Bleaker Than Bleak House
The Immense Loneliness of Jim Shepard’s Holocaust Novel The Book of Aron
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The Famous (and Not-So-Famous) Writers I Met While Working at Hugo House
And the Writing Advice They Gave Me
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Are White Women Not Allowed to Go to Morocco?
Vendela Vida Talks About Her New Novel, The Diver’s Clothes Lie Empty
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The City Was Taking a Deep Breath Before It Screamed for 20 Years
A List of Things That Didn’t Kill Me: Author Jason Schmidt on Seattle’s Transformations
