Culture: Fiction
The value of a quiet voice
For so long the poor relation of English letters, the short story finally came of age in the fiction of V S Pritchett.
The Books Interview — Chad Harbach
The critic and n+1 editor talks about his first novel, The Art of Fielding, baseball and literary influences from Whitman through Thoreau to David Foster Wallace.
Monsters ink
Two hundred years after the heyday of the gothic novel, people still want to scare themselves. We read tales of murderers and vampires because we crave the sensation of fear we so rarely feel in everyday life.
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