AWP Thursday: The Bookfair and Spiegelman By Michael David Lukas February 13, 2009 Day 1. Eight thousand lonely souls schmooze, discuss their craft, and attend readings. 0 Comments
An AWP Preview By Michael David Lukas February 11, 2009 The Association of Writers & Writing Programs Conference starts tomorrow, with four days of literary readings, panel discussions, schmoozing, and an enormous book fair. 0 Comments
Chicago’s Continuing History of Drama By Mandy Redig January 30, 2009 The same city that brought us President Obama brought us Rod Blagojevich. Chicago is full of interesting stories. 0 Comments
Speak (Correctly), Memory! By Matthew Shaer December 31, 2008 "Angel at the Fence" again raises the question of the rules of memoir. 1 Comment
Reading the Fine Print By Mandy Redig December 30, 2008 Inspiration comes from the unlikeliest of places. 1 Comment
Your Doctor Needs a Nap By Mandy Redig December 16, 2008 A new study concludes that medical residents are dangerously overworked. But is the healthcare field willing—or able—to change? 0 Comments
Working to Write By Jacob Silverman December 15, 2008 The economics of writing have required some of the most celebrated authors to maintain a 9 to 5 job. 2 Comments
When Knowing May Not Help By Mandy Redig December 2, 2008 The ethics of newborn screening. 0 Comments
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