Rex Reed and the Death of Expert Opinion We Thought We Didn’t Need Reed was the last of the great 20th-century American culture writers. What his passing means for the future of cultural criticism. By Deborah Grace Winer
Remembering Harry Haun, Who Bore Witness to Broadway with Wit and Wonder Connections forged over five decades gave him insider access to everyone from Jessica Chastain and Harvey Fierstein to the late Broadway publicist Susan Schulman and the legendary Lynne Meadow. By The Editors
Ana MarÃa Caballero Wants to See Poetry Not Just Vindicated But Revalued The transdisciplinary artist's work challenges the idea of what poetry can be and where it belongs. By Christa Terry
The Essentials With Author Ashley Poston: Disney, Local Bookstores and ‘A Novel Love Story’ By Marissa DeSantis
Sci-Fi Author Ursula Le Guin’s Portland Home Is Becoming a Writers Residency By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
Neil Gaiman Just Sold $1M Worth of His Own Memorabilia to Benefit Authors and Artists By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly
I Was Fired from Boston.com for Way Lesser Journalism Crimes Than Brian Williams By Victor Paul Alvarez