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A little more than halfway through “Quiet Time,” the debut novel from Newfoundland author Katherine Alexandra Harvey, the narrator takes a trip into the bush to hunt rabbits. Grace, 8

Stimulated by, then stimulating, certain writings, punk has been a change agent of literature, injecting energy and disruption into multiple genres.

In the new issue of Worms Magazine, legendary New Narrative writer Dodie Bellamy talks about the art of the impure, ‘literature barf’ and what it means to be female and feral

In this 2014 essay, Marcelo Cohen reflects back on decades as a translator in Spain and the complex relationship between translation, exile, and identity.

He says, "Sorry about how long this took to do. Blame it on a European Tour that took much more of my time than I have ever imagined..." No problem, Neil. We love you, and your answers to our questions were certainly worth the wait....

"This is a place where you can find affordable paperback copies of hard-to-find titles next to first and limited editions of classics."

Her chronicles of the last days of American countercultural life New York's downtown scene bursts with energy. 

“Going to sleep is so general. Am I most like others or most like myself?”

McKenzie Wark is a professor of media and culture at Eugene Lang College at The New School and the author of several books, including Sensoria: Thinkers

David Salle, Miranda July, Mariko Mori and others talk about their experiences attending (or leaving or forgoing) the academy.