The NYC Poetry Fest is Alive and Well at the End of the World, and So Are We "Here, poetry is alive, it’s around us, it’s being written and read and spoken... it's for everyone." By Casey Epstein-Gross
Author Salman Rushdie Was Attacked on a Lecture Stage at Western New York’s Chautauqua Institution Author Salman Rushdie, who has faced death threats for decades, was attacked on a stage where he was set to deliver a lecture at the Chautauqua Institution in western New York. By Courtney Vinopal
The Old Ottessa Moshfegh Can’t Come to the Phone Right Now 'My New Novel,' Moshfegh's new short story, represents a partial bloodletting of her insecurities. By Helen Holmes
Airbnb’s Book-Inspired Experiences Include Literary Cocktails and Rescue Kitten Storytime By Morgan Halberg
‘The Catcher in the Rye’ Has Been Neglected for 17 years—It’s Time for a Rebellion By Ryan Blacketter