Tao Lin discusses his new book
Lucinda Rosenfeld discusses her new novel
Voice writers offer their picks from the year
The end is coming, and Colson Whitehead will rescue you
The story tells how the Red Rooster Harlem chef came to New York
Today in "Traditionalists Hating Technology," local literary darling Jonathan Franzen, author of the popular novels Freedom and The Corrections, has come out in opposition of e-books. Speaking at the Hay Festival in Cartagena, Colombia, Franzen told reporters that he believes the impermanence of the ... More >>
They have overdosed on coffee, written on layovers in Canada, traveled from the Netherlands, put pen to pad on a packed tram headed to Roosevelt Island, and made time for writing even after dealing with a parent's heart attack. They're New York City's NaNoWriMo participants, and no, they didn't do ... More >>
Call it the indie Comic-Con
Chester Brown draws his sex life
Grant Morrison in the video for My Chemical Romance's "Sing" Grant Morrison is a U.K. comic book writer known for known for highly singular--or insane, if you prefer, in a good way--takes on established mainstream properties like X-Men and Doom Patrol as well as his own, peyotesque original series ... More >>
Drawn and nickled and dimed
Rimbaud, meet Betty White. Plus David Foster Wallace, Tayari Jones, and other spring books picks.
One man's search for his funnybone
The original memoirist, St. Augustine. Sometimes, the most boring people are the most effusive. The person who traps you on the other side of their monologue at a party; the person shouting into their cellphone on the bus. The constant tweeter. The teenager with 5,000 Facebook photos of her a ... More >>
Long for This World examines the scientific battle against aging
Comic book trading website ComicConnect.com posted a rare first edition Superman comic book on their site this week, and within one minute the special copy sold for $1 million. Someone really wanted that damn comic book. Vincent Zurzolo and Stephen Fishler, co-founders of the website, always ... More >>
Join us as we leaf through the finest the publishing world had to offer
On the improbable return of the rock-star novel
International stars of the graphic novel tell all
Loving the art of brevity
Thoughts on book tours, literary self-promotion, and one published writer's blog spat
Five graphic novelists you should know
Author Jhumpa Lahiri dazzles again
Can you sum up your life in six words?
Living large in Y.A.
Voice writers pick their favorite 20 books of the year
He changed American journalism and letters, and co-founded The Village Voice
Granta once again takes bets on the nation's young literary talent
For young writers, the dangers of shining too brightly, too early
After years of neglect from the mainstream, queer lit undergoes a renaissance
Our 25 favorite books of the yearfrom teen sex diseases and Aztec slaughterhouses to Kiss riffs and juvenile tambourinists
Also by this Author: Remember when Martin Amis was writing about Space Invaders?
In Edmund White's latest, Fanny Trollope discovers America, with Fanny Wright's help
Daniel Mason Picks Up the Pieces and Writes a Novel
Going for the Girl Market
