The Limits of Feeling

How a New Clip of Anne Frank’s Life Brings Us Closer To Her Death

Why the Literary Landscape Continues to Disadvantage Women

Some Works of Art Can’t Be Labeled as Fact or Fiction, and That’s OK

Was ‘Frankenstein’ Really About Childbirth?

No Book Will Fix What’s Wrong With American Parenting

A Requiem to an Age of Brilliant Polish Poetry

The True Lies of Totalitarian North Korea

Wait, Is Miranda July’s Book Fiction or Non-Fiction?

Five Books I Wish I Had Written About This Year

The Mad Men Revolution

The Thrill of Applying Literary Theory to Everyday Texts

Should Novels and Politics Mix?

Why Writers Should Embrace Amazon’s Takeover of the Publishing Industry

Art Spiegelman’s Genre-Defying Holocaust Work, Revisited

Élisabeth Gille’s Devastating Account of her Mother, Irène Némirovsky

In Praise of Anonymous Internet Advice Columns

Jaycee Dugard’s Memoir, An Acclaimed Novel, and the Art of Writing About Captivity

Is Female Masturbation Really the Last Sexual Taboo?

Franklin: When Will Gay Marriage’s Time Come in Literature?