Book Review | ‘The Letters of Emily Dickinson,’ Edited by Cristanne Miller and Domhnall Mitchell
A poet even in her personal missives, this new collection is a research opus the rest of us can enjoy.
A poet even in her personal missives, this new collection is a research opus the rest of us can enjoy.
Booker-nominated novelist captures the elusive nature of our strongest emotions, in prose.
Michael Seabaugh talks about his latest book, “Gwendolyn & Eddie.”
The illustrated notebooks of a Nobel Prize winner.
An exploration of the trials and joys of gender transition.
One man’s experiences living in Malta, interspersed with personal narrative.
A compelling and insightful read about the New York art world from an artist’s perspective.
Living literature disguised as art criticism.
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An exploration of the process of creation from multiple angles.