How she resisted the traditional coming-out narrative.
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Literary Arts’ Amanda Bullock on Overhauling the City’s Lit Fest
Literary Arts’ Amanda Bullock on overhauling the city’s list fest.
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Spare and True
John Benditt Out-Minimalizes Minimalism in The Boatmaker
John Benditt out-minimalizes minimalism in The Boatmaker.
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The Nothing Beat
How Charles D’Ambrosio Turned Writing About Nothing into an Art
Charles D’Ambrosio first found a home for his writing in alt-weeklies. The result? Some of the best essays you’ll read this year.
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Not a Writer’s Writer
Charles D’Ambrosio Makes Literature a Better Place
Charles D’Ambrosio makes literature a better place.
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Time’s Gonna Pass
Polly Dugan on Ambiguity, Loss, and How Tin House Taught Her to Write
Author Polly Dugan on ambiguity, loss, and how Tin House taught her to write.
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Summer Nights
Tin House’s Outdoor Readings Return
If you’re missing the readings at Tin House’s Summer Writer’s Workshop, you’re doing it wrong.
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This Is Between Us
Excerpts from Local Author Kevin Sampsell’s New Book about Sex, Love… and Sex
Excerpts from Kevin Sampsell’s new book This Is Between Us—about sex, love… and sex.
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Turning Portuguese
Local Presses Team Up for Brandon Shimoda’s Book
Brandon Shimoda’s Portuguese is the first joint release from Tin House and Octopus Books.
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The Hipster Issue
Tin House‘s Portland-Brooklyn Issue
Tin House‘s Portland-Brooklyn issue offers selections from both coasts.
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Alexis Smith’s Glaciers
Melting Icecaps and the Perfect Party Dress
Alexis M. Smith’s unassuming debut novel about party dresses and melting icecaps.
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On and Off the Rails
Scott Sparling’s Wire to Wire
Scott Sparling’s electrifying debut took 20 years to write, but moves along at a gallop.