Sitemap - 2016 - Read Her Like an Open Book
Writing Out of Rage: How Sexual Politics Inspired “The Unraveling of Mercy Louis”
THE RED CAR takes us on a wild ride through a young woman's life
Rebecca Makkai on the varieties of Literary Mansplaining
PEN America announces longlist for 2017 Literary Awards
A Personal Message from the Proprietor: Argus Editorial Services is open for business
Three years and five drafts: Stephanie Gangi on the writing of THE NEXT
NBCC announces finalists for John Leonard Prize
Memoirist Alexis Paige: On Manuscript Re-entry, Narrative Nonfiction, and Re-visiting Craft Basics
International Dublin Literary Award 2017 nominees announced
Right, Like a Man: Chris Jane on the power of gender in an author’s name
Soul Retrieval: How an Ecuadorian Shaman Inspired My Transformation Into a Writer
Novelist Margaret Dilloway on the Humanity of Disobedient and Difficult Female Characters
Rene Denfeld: Writing the Truth About Criminals
Six Terrific Recent Books You May Have Missed, Part 2
We Need to Talk About Money: Practicality's Place in a Writing Education
Five Terrific Recent Books You May Have Missed (Part 1 in a series)
Ronna Wineberg: "Nine Facts" About Writing a Collection of Stories
Chaos Outside the Study Door: Virginia Pye on Balance in Writing and Life
Eavesdropping: Michelle Brafman on how Bertrand "Ray" Farkas taught her the power of listening
Center for Fiction announces finalists for 2016 First Novel Prize
ANOTHER BROOKLYN captures adolescent friendship and coming of age in pristine prose-poetry
L.E. Kimball's SEASONAL ROADS takes readers into the hidden world of Michigan's Upper Peninsula
SHINING SEA deftly explores the life of an American family amid a half-century of social upheaval
Christine Sneed on Rachel Cusk's OUTLINE: A master class in voice, tone, insight
Summer recommended reading: Four novels to help you defeat the dog days of August
THE NATURAL WAY OF THINGS imagines a world in which misogyny is taken to a new extreme
THE NATURAL WAY OF THINGS imagines a world in which misogyny is taken to new extremes
Roxana Robinson: The Two Worlds of the Writer’s Life
The Dictator of Our Imagination: Karen Bender on Trump's Exploitation of Conservatives' Fears
"Down into that deep and fearful well" -- Pamela Erens on why she likes to read depressing books
Author Brittani Sonnenberg debuts weekly comic strip on life as a "badass divorcee"
Center for Fiction announces 2016 First Novel Prize longlist
Psychotherapist Lisa Gornick's LOUISA MEETS BEAR is a complex and memorable novel-in-stories
ELEVEN HOURS a vivid, potent depiction of labor, delivery, and two women's lives
MARROW ISLAND a suspenseful exploration of the price we pay for environmental damage
SHINING SEA deftly explores the life of an American family and a half-century of social upheaval
THE SIXTEENTH OF JUNE explores intertwined lives in a single Joycean day
Summer Fiction Preview, Part 2 (July-August): 14 Books You Don't Want to Miss
Karen E. Bender: Thoughts on the 2016 Election
BEAUTIFUL APE GIRL BABY: The Path to Publication of Heather Fowler's "Wild" Novel
Summer Fiction Preview: A Dozen Books Worth Your Valuable Time
WAYS TO DISAPPEAR explores a life in translation in modern Brazil
Chaitali Sen on Real Life Inspiration: Traces of My Grandmother
Missing the Turn: Debut novelist Ashley Sweeney on the hike that led her to ELIZA WAITE
"Your story is the best one to tell." Marian Palaia on writing who you are and what you know
JUVENTUD a thought-provoking coming of age story set against complexities of Colombia
Diving Deep to Explore the Wreck: Linda Gray Sexton on the Path to Inspiration
The Language of Landscape: Gayle Brandeis on the Power of Place
What the Hell is "Women's Lit"? Garine Isassi Asks the Burning Question
THE LOSS OF ALL LOST THINGS confirms that Amina Gautier is among our most fearless writers
Differently Motivated: In Defense of the Slacker-Writer
Today's must-read: "Women write about family, men write about war"
Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction finalists announced
Little Miracles Everywhere: Carrie La Seur on How Billings, Montana Got Its Bookstore Mojo Back
This Woman's Work: Writer Amina Gautier examines work and gender in fiction
2 A.M. AT THE CAT'S PAJAMAS charms with 3-pronged narrative and Philly setting
New York Public Library names Young Lions fiction award finalists...and all five are women!
Jodi Paloni on the transformative capacity of books
Blurry Boundaries: Author Elizabeth Rosner on trespassing across genre lines
2016 Baileys Women's Prize for Fiction longlist announced
Literary Women's 34th Festival of Authors makes an impression with seven standout writers
Margaret Dilloway on Disobedient and Difficult Female Characters
LA Times Book Awards nominees include Enright, Luiselli, Novic, Phillips and Coste Lewis
“Pencil and Paper” — EUPHORIA author Lily King on her unique hand-crafted creative process
THE TUSK THAT DID THE DAMAGE offers a potent, multi-perspective view of elephant poaching
Laura van den Berg on the complex writing process behind her debut novel FIND ME
WILLFUL DISREGARD a potent Swedish novel that takes a psychological scalpel to romantic delusions
THE FRANGIPANI HOTEL’s haunting tales of Vietnam announce the arrival of a remarkable young writer
A chat with Rachel Cantor about the writing of GOOD ON PAPER
Wendy J. Fox: Reconciling book sales as a debut author
Aline Ohanesian discusses her fictional exploration of the Armenian genocide in ORHAN'S INHERITANCE
Author Vanessa Blakeslee on anxiety and depression as inspiration: The Handmaid’s Tale
BLACK RIVER seeks redemption in the heart of Montana's darkness