interviews

• in which joy williams responds to our questions via typewriter
• the writer you are is enough: ruth ozeki on process and acceptance
• lauren groff on blending research and imagination in historical fiction

articles

• 101 years later, peace at last for two first world war aviators
• kelly field during the first world war
• my penpals were wwi pilots: how a young boy met the last living pilots of world war one
• ithaca's airplane: a world war i trainer - and aviation film star - comes home
• spin control: stalls and spins in the early days of aviation
• the truth about rotary engines
• where kendra james writes
• what is revealed by the family stories that go untold?
• yiyun li on taking writing lessons from war and peace
• amor towles, a gentleman in gramercy park
• cornell rewind: a great school faces the great war

books

• sagittarius rising – cecil lewis
• the historian's craft – marc bloch
• the unsubstantial air: american fliers in the first world war – samuel hynes
• the 18th brumaire of louis bonaparte – karl marx
• moses and monotheism – sigmund freud
• norma jeane baker of troy – anne carson
• the us air service in the great war – james j. cooke
• to after that – renee gladman

poetry

• september 1918 – amy lowell
• war of the foxes – richard siken