Yale University Press
Gertrude Stein's Posthumous Alphabet Book
The writer's long-lost children's book finally saw proper release last year
Yale University Press
The writer's long-lost children's book finally saw proper release last year
Wikimedia
The stories behind modern linguistic touchstones like 'nerd,' 'cyberspace,' and more
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There are plenty of dull, insipid conversations with authors out there, but the form isn't worth writing off completely.
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The legendary science fiction author offers writing advice in honor of Charles Schulz's canine creation.
P. G. Wodehouse’s comic gift was built on his brilliant capacity for repressing unpleasantness.
The Atlantic
Vote on which mystery we should read for the next installment of our Twitter-based book club.
The Atlantic
Reflections on a year of leading The Atlantic's Twitter-based book club
Macmillan
The author of "Paris, I love You But You're Bringing Me Down" reflects on life as a foreigner in the city of lights.
AP
Learn how to make Jane Austen's tarragon eggs, John Steinbeck's mushroom risotto, and more
The Atlantic
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