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On Roxane Gay’s Republished Short Stories ‘Ayiti’ and the Stifled Norms of the Publishing Industry

On Roxane Gay’s Republished Short Stories ‘Ayiti’ and the Stifled Norms of the Publishing Industry

Perhaps some gatekeepers are realizing that the challenging short story form proves a writer's chops and future longevity with more certainty than a debut novel.

The Muscle Behind ‘Manga in America’

The Muscle Behind ‘Manga in America’

The domestication of manga means imposing one’s own identity on the product.
‘Muse’ Is a Story Not About Love, but About Worship

‘Muse’ Is a Story Not About Love, but About Worship

Johnathan Galassi's send-up to the publishing industry and his own past offers nothing to the tradition it so lionizes.

‘On the Ground’s Tale of the Underground Press Relies on ‘Anecdote’ and ‘Atmosphere’

Print-On-Demand and the Future of Independent Publishing, Part 2

A Woman of No Importance?

Penguin & the iPad: Taking Books to the Next Level, or Leaving Them in the Dust?

The iPad Cometh

What’s More Dangerous on the Web — Hackers or Hacks?

Nobody Puts Twitter in a Curation Corner

Censoring an Iranian Love Story by Shahriar Mandanipour