Interview

The most radical act one can take at this moment, says George Prochnik, is to engage in a patient, reflective retreat from all the noise.

What can we learn from Stefan Zweig's rise and fall?

Out of concern they're being watched, writers are passing on public events, redirecting research, and muting some communications.

A discussion on art, politics in Burma, and freedom of expression.

Arthur Kaye's 'A Superintendent's Eyes

In his latest book, Neiwert focuses his critical gaze on border-watch vigilantes.

Jason is done acting, ready to get the hell out of Dodge.

David Kortava speaks with Victor Navasky about censorship, satire, and his new book, 'The Art of Controversy'

In conversation with Susan Bernofsky

An interview with Sara Raza, curator at Alaan