“He Trusted the Author”: Remembering Giancarlo DiTrapano

James Yeh

Reading and Writing in an Egyptian Prison

Ahmed Naji

Pernicious Plants of Literature

Naomi Huffman

Picture Cycle

Masha Tupitsyn and Kevin Killian

A Poem by Omotara James

Omotara James

The Dad Without Qualities

Oliver Munday

A Poem by Adam Clay

Adam Clay

A Poem by Matthias Göritz

Mary Jo Bang and Matthias Göritz

An Interview with Mark Haber

Martin Riker

Read This One: Namwali Serpell on Eva’s Man by Gayl Jones

Colin Winnette

An Interview with Leslie Jamison

Casey Cep

An Interview with Raphael Bob-Waksberg

Rachel Davies

Go Forth: Indelible in the Hippocampus edited by Shelly Oria

Robert Lopez

A Review of: Axiomatic, by Maria Tumarkin

Katharine Coldiron

A Poem by Wayne Holloway-Smith

Wayne Holloway-Smith

Machines

Susan Steinberg

The 2018 Believer Book Awards

INTERVIEWER On various occasions, especially in your essay on Flaubert, you’ve spoken about dispensing with the old accessories such as plot and characters. But are ...