Leslie Jamison interviews Charles D'Ambrosio
D'Ambrosio discusses his latest book Loitering in The New Yorker online.
News and Reviews
Mona Simpson and Teddy Wayne Thanksgiving Fiction
Read their two-sentence stories here.
Suzan-Lori Parks on Father Comes Home
Parks discusses the creative process behind her latest play in The New York Times.
Teddy Wayne writes on Chipotle
Wayne discusses the fast-food chain's foray into literature in The New York Times.
Virginia Grise Participates in 9th Annual Mexico/U.S. Playwright Exchange
As part of The Lark Play Development Center's annual Mexico/U.S. Playwright Exchange, Virginia Grise will translate Mexican playwright Ada Andrade Varas' play 22 Dreams... Far From the Sea. A free public reading will be held on December 14.
Suzan-Lori Parks's latest work extended at The Public Theater
The Public Theater announced the second extension of Father Comes Home From The Wars, the latest acclaimed work by Suzan-Lori Parks.
Teddy Wayne on "The Terrible 32s"
Teddy Wayne and Kate Greathead write on "youngish adult life" in The New York Times.
Samuel D. Hunter and Terrance Hayes win MacArthur Genius Awards
Playwright Samuel D. Hunter and poet Terrance Hayes are both among the recipients of the 2014 MacArthur Fellowships.
Spencer Reece on the longlist for the 2014 National Book Award
The Road to Emmaus by Spencer Reece was named to the longlist for the 2014 National Book Award Poetry Prize.
Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts writes on value and race for The New York Times Magazine
In "The Worth of Black Men, from Slavery to Ferguson," Sharifa Rhodes-Pitts explores the history of value and violence surrounding black men in the U.S. for The New York Times Magazine.