Tag: Richard Wolinsky

After a decade of absence, the Mexican-American author and activist returns to the literary scene to discuss her new book, what it takes to ‘compost’ grief into light, and the long road for writers of color.

After spurring an investigation of internal violence in the armed forces, the journalist explores the same themes through fiction.

A.M. Homes on Nixon’s psyche, American dementia, and writing like a man.

The MacArthur “Genius” on his forthcoming sci-fi epic, Monstro, and the evolution of his wily main character, Yunior.

The famed writer on life as Joseph Anton, the problems of free speech, and the importance of telling the ‘goddamn truth’.