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Displaying all articles tagged:
Autofiction
profile
Jan. 3, 2022
Sean Thor Conroe, Protégé
Before the writer could publish his first novel,
Fuccboi
, he lost his fiercest advocate. Now he’s facing the hype alone.
By
Molly Osberg
fall preview 2021
Aug. 31, 2021
Knausgaard Debarks for a New Frontier: Genre Fiction
Norway’s most famous self-exile talks to Torrey Peters about his horror-inspired novel
The Morning Star
.
By
Torrey Peters
entanglements
Jan. 29, 2021
Brontez Purnell, Author of
100 Boyfriends
, on Conjuring the Ghost an Ex
The daddy of the Oakland DIY scene has a new novel about the afterlives of intimacy.
By
Saam Niami
resurgence
Nov. 6, 2018
Why Lucia Berlin Matters More to Us Today Than She Did During Her Lifetime
A memoir and a new story collection cement the late writer’s status as the anti-Kerouac — and a godmother of auto-fiction.
By
Maddie Crum
lit parade
Sept. 26, 2018
Karl Ove Knausgaard’s Struggle Is Over, But the Critical Debate Lives On
The question undergirding nearly every review of the now-complete series is whether he regrets that his quest for truth upended his entire family.
By
Hillary Kelly
July 11, 2018
What Does Russia Look Like, Now?
Putin, as bad as he is, is well within the mainstream of Russian politics. Whereas Trump is a radical fringe figure.
By
Christian Lorentzen