interviews

• interview with a journal: kenyon review
• writer's block? maggie shipstead befriends it instead of fighting it
• half lives and long drives: an interview with anne carson and robert currie
• anne carson @ the white review

articles

• how john steinbeck's diaries helped me write my debut novel
• on publishing a novel nine years after giving up on it
• the oldest productivity trick around
• dwelling of the gods: the house wittgenstein built
• on the questions that animate an essay
• what do we mean when we say a novel is without plot?
• understanding the genealogical proof standard
• when an apparition of virginia woolf interrupts your writing process
• how hannah arendt and martin heidegger's relationship can inform our current crises
• on the 13 words that made me a writer
• the agony and the ecstasy of publishing your work in a literary magazine
• the inscrutable brilliance of anne carson

essays

• accumulations (appendix f) – kate zambreno

books

• her 37th year: an index – suzanne scanlon
• duty, honor, privilege: new york's silk stocking regiment and the breaking of the hindenberg line – stephen l. harris
• how to read wittgenstein – ray monk
• the burning of the world: a memoir of 1914 – béla zombory-moldován
• wittgenstein jr – lars iyer
• first love – ivan turgenev
• first world war poets – alan judd
• hallucinating foucault – patricia duncker

plays

• arms and the man – george bernard shaw
• driving miss daisy – alfred uhry
• pygmalion – george bernard shaw