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Janet Malcolm on a Small Body of Early Twentieth Century Fiction

Janet Malcolm reaches into the archives of her childhood and discusses a hardly-known American novelist in an essay from the New York Review of Books. Malcolm reviews seven novels by Gene...

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Forty-One False Starts by Janet Malcolm

1Janet Malcolm’s latest book, a collection of her essays on artists and writers, is titled Forty-One False Starts after the opening profile on the artist David Salle. Malcolm mimics Salle’s collages...

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The Last Book I Loved: The Silent Woman

I discovered The Silent Woman, Janet Malcolm’s portrait of Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes, last fall and read it in just one sitting, the book in one hand and a champagne flute of white wine in the other....

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Weekend Rumpus Roundup

This Sunday, Ted Wilson turned five. Happy anniversary, Ted!In the latest “Last Book I Loved,” Michelle King finds a kindred spirit in Sylvia Plath, who, the first time she kissed husband Ted Hughes,...

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The Rumpus Poetry Book Club Chat with Kathleen Ossip

The Rumpus Poetry Book Club chats with Kathleen Ossip about her new book, The Do Over, Catholic school, the afterlife, poem-like things and how form sets sorely-needed limits.This is an edited...

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Drawing Close to the Void: Talking with Patty Yumi Cottrell

In Patty Yumi Cottrell’s first novel, Sorry to Disrupt the Peace (McSweeney’s, March 2017), the narrator investigates the suicide of her adoptive brother. Helen is thirty-two. Her brother was...

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Reading Other People’s Mail: Talking with Michelle Dean

Sharp: The Women Who Made an Art of Having an Opinion, Michelle Dean’s debut book, forthcoming in April from Grove Press, is a sort of fantasy: it’s a chronicle of literary history, from the early...

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Bridging Narratives: Talking with Jenn Shapland

While studying for her PhD at the University of Texas at Austin, Jenn Shapland got to live out a fantasy of literary scholars everywhere: she was granted access to the abundant archive of writers’ and...

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