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Jesse Bering, Why Is the Peni…

Jesse Bering is sort of the Michael Pollan of boners; he’s read up,… more »

Paul Auster, Winter Journal…

Death does not become Paul Auster but, in this memoir, it consumes him. I… more »

Augusten Burroughs, This Is H…

Life lessons from a best-selling screw-up Who does Augusten Burroughs thi… more »

Marilynne Robinson, When I Wa…

Over the past decade, Marilynne Robinson has emerged as one of our most l… more »

Lizz Winstead, Lizz Free Or D…

“Messays” from your favorite snarky, sarcastic but also secre… more »

Jonathan Franzen, Farther Awa…

In addition to writing prize-winning epics of American family life, Jonat… more »

Tina Fey, Bossypants

Embraces the irreverent even as wisdom seeps through Do yourself a favor … more »

Mindy Kaling, Is Everyone Han…

How a girl goes from a glasses-wearing dork to a writer for a beloved TV … more »

Nora Ephron, I Remember Nothi…

The beloved director turns her charisma and honesty onto her past Nora Ep… more »

Sloane Crosley, How Did You G…

More tales of worldly young adulthood Following her best-selling, Andy-Bo… more »

Malcolm Gladwell, What the Do…

A collection of some of Gladwell’s most thought-provoking essays To… more »

Zadie Smith, Changing My Mind…

A wide-ranging and mind-expanding essay collection brimming with wit and … more »

Chuck Klosterman, Eating the …

More appealingly idle musings from the Gen-X Andy Rooney Chuck Klosterman… more »

David Foster Wallace, This Is…

One of the last pieces of writing Wallace completed before his far-too-ea… more »

Ernest Hemingway, A Moveable …

A posthumous look at Hemingway’s years in Paris Published in 1961, … more »

Dorothy Parker, The Portable …

A collection of criticism, poetry, and fiction from the acid-tongued mast… more »

Salman Rushdie, Step Across T…

What do you do if a cleric calls on Muslims everywhere to assassinate you… more »

Chuck Klosterman, Sex, Drugs,…

The high priest of Gen-X navel gazing, Chuck Klosterman proudly elevates … more »

David Sedaris, When You Are E…

The celebrated humorist travels the world in search of. . . something. Wi… more »

David Foster Wallace, Conside…

One of the greatest writers in recent history surveys everything from lob… more »

Kurt Vonnegut, Armageddon in …

Previously unpublished work from folksy humanist. This posthumous collect… more »

Christopher Hitchens, The Por…

Just about every possible thesis against the existence of an all-powerful… more »

David Sedaris, Dress Your Fam…

The King of Cringe gets darker and deeper. Nobody does cringing quite lik… more »

David Sedaris, Me Talk Pretty…

One of America’s most popular essayists battles midget abilities, s… more »

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Interview: George Saunders

By Amanda Davidson, eMusic Contributor

George Saunders's newest story, published only as an audiobook and Kindle Single, is told from the point of view of Fox 8, the title character who pens his tale of friendship and loss by way… more »

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