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Latino Poetry: Places We Call Homelatinopoetry.org Latino Poetry is a national public humanities initiative directed by Library of America, a nonprofit publisher and cultural institution, in partnership with the National Association of Latino Arts an...
Year in Review: A look back at our top web content of 2023 - Library of Americaloa.org With 2023 entering its closing chapter, we wanted to bookmark a few highlights from our website over the past year, from in-depth interviews with scholars, filmmakers, authors, and game developers to ...
Story of the Weekstoryoftheweek.loa.org A free story every week, sponsored by The Library of America
Cautionary tale as catharsis in Ross Macdonald’s The Instant Enemy - Library of Americawww.loa.org Library of America’s Ross Macdonald edition concludes this summer with Ross Macdonald: Four Later Novels, a collection of four Lew Archer mysteries from late 1960s and early ’70s. Volume editor To...
“Extremely Orderly and Uncrazy”: Benjamin Taylor on His Revelatory New Biography of Willa Cather...www.loa.org What does it mean to mark a major anniversary—a 150th birthday, in this case—for a writer so gloriously out of time as Willa Cather? Born on a Virginia farm on December 7, 1873, Cather relocated w...
I’m Dreaming of a Noir Christmas: Classic Crime Thrillers of the 1960s - Library of Americawww.loa.org LOA LIVE December 5, 2023—To cap LOA LIVE’s fall season, a killer lineup of panelists explores classic crime fiction of the 1960s, from Donald Westlake-writing-as-Richard Stark’s taut smash-and-...
I’m Dreaming of a Noir Christmas: Classic Crime Thrillers of the 1960swww.eventbrite.com With Geoffrey O’Brien, Sarah Weinman, Gene Seymour, and David Lehman
Moby-Reddick: Merve Emre on John A. Williams’s Great American Novel - Library of Americawww.loa.org Hailed by Chester Himes as “a blockbuster, a hydrogen bomb” when it was published in 1967, John A. Williams’s The Man Who Cried I Am is at once a panoramic novel about systemic racism and a deep...
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