On the centennial of his birth, James Baldwin remains relevant today
James Baldwin's impactful legacy lies in his powerful writing style, still relevant and influential today.
James Baldwin taught us that identities can help us to locate ourselves. But they trap us too | Kenan Malik
Literature provided James Baldwin with a bridge to understand and connect with others amidst racism and homophobia.
Sit Down Across The Board With Defector Reads A Book And Sally Rooney's 'Intermezzo' | Defector
Sally Rooney's latest book showcases a fresh, experimental syntax while maintaining her signature style, prompting discussions on themes and narrative techniques.
The Odd Woman and the City by Vivian Gornick review a restless mind on the move
Gornick's writing insightfully blends personal history with urban exploration, capturing the essence of loneliness and connection in New York City.
Interview: Graham Norton on His Novel Frankie and His Reading Life
Heller's novel highlights the hidden depths of an ordinary woman's life intertwined with New York's bohemian past.
Book Review: Big Two Hearted River (by Ernest Hemingway) - The Beer Thrillers
Hemingway's impactful writing style and life experiences heavily influenced his works, exemplified through his renowned novel 'A Farewell to Arms'.
On the centennial of his birth, James Baldwin remains relevant today
James Baldwin's impactful legacy lies in his powerful writing style, still relevant and influential today.
James Baldwin taught us that identities can help us to locate ourselves. But they trap us too | Kenan Malik
Literature provided James Baldwin with a bridge to understand and connect with others amidst racism and homophobia.
Sit Down Across The Board With Defector Reads A Book And Sally Rooney's 'Intermezzo' | Defector
Sally Rooney's latest book showcases a fresh, experimental syntax while maintaining her signature style, prompting discussions on themes and narrative techniques.
The Odd Woman and the City by Vivian Gornick review a restless mind on the move
Gornick's writing insightfully blends personal history with urban exploration, capturing the essence of loneliness and connection in New York City.
Interview: Graham Norton on His Novel Frankie and His Reading Life
Heller's novel highlights the hidden depths of an ordinary woman's life intertwined with New York's bohemian past.
Book Review: Big Two Hearted River (by Ernest Hemingway) - The Beer Thrillers
Hemingway's impactful writing style and life experiences heavily influenced his works, exemplified through his renowned novel 'A Farewell to Arms'.
Sophie Kemp's reading list for electric and hilarious prose
Writer Sophie Kemp crafts an electrifying world in her debut novel, 'Paradise Logic,' showcasing vibrant iconoclasm and experimental storytelling.
The Art of Fiction No. 180
Andrea Barrett's breakout book was Ship Fever, a story collection that differed from her previous novels by featuring scientists as characters and being set in past centuries.
The Poetry of Fact: On Alec Wilkinson's Moonshine - The Paris Review
Alec Wilkinson's writing evokes both consternation and delight, set against the backdrop of the poetry of fact and literary lineage.
On Autofiction and Sexuality: Chris Kraus & Ann Rower in Conversation
Ann Rower, known for 'If You're a Girl,' reenters the scene in her eighties with an expanded edition, maintaining her unique voice and storytelling style.
No Judgement by Lauren Oyler review modish observations from a rarefied world
Lauren Oyler is a prominent American writer and critic known for her unique style and work in publications like the New Yorker.
Her new book 'No Judgement' is an essay collection that is thought-provoking and has the potential to resonate with readers.
Here She Comes Now
Lucy Sante constructed a decoy self to navigate the world before coming out as transgender.
Sante's writing style was characterized by close readings and conjuring lost worlds, but she rarely wrote about her feelings.
What Will Survive of Us by Howard Jacobson review drama that is all in the dialogue
Fans of certain writers will follow them anywhere, their distinctive style acting as a wall that keeps fans in and repels those with no appetite for it.
Howard Jacobson's novels are driven by the propulsive energy of his prose, even when the plot meanders.
I Cannot - The Paris Review
The influence of the internet on writing style can unintentionally introduce false formality and antiquated phrasings.