Wenguang Huang, author of the forthcoming memoir The Little Red Guard, writes in Fortune about China’s economy

Wenguang Huang writes in Fortune about Chinese entrepreneurs’ interest in the U.S. To read the article, click here.  

Shalom Auslander chooses a title for his new novel in The Paris Review

Hope: A Tragedy is Shalom Auslander's new novel, but the journey to that title was a long one as Shalom writes in The Paris Review. Read the entire essay...

Wenguang Huang, author of the forthcoming memoir The Little Red Guard, writes about the death of Kim Jong-il in the New York Times

Wenguang Huang was in middle school in central China when Mao Zedong died. Writing about his experience of Mao’s death, Wenguang discusses the parallels between North Korea and Mao’s China and the meaning of Kim Jong-il’s death. To read the essay, click here.

Walter Mosley writes about home in The New York Times

Walter Mosley, whose 30th novel, The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey, is now out in paperback, writes about his first memory from his 1950s L.A. childhood. To read the essay, click here.

Julie Klam, author of Love at First Bark, writes for the New York Post about archetypal New York City dog-owners—and how to deal with them

“With books like last year’s You Had Me at Woof and the new Love at First Bark, New Yorker Julie Klam has established herself as a funny, astute observer of dogs and the obsessives who own them -- including herself.” To read about “Big Dog People,” “Purse Dog Princesses,” and more, click here

Helen Oyeyemi talks about her new novel, Mr. Fox, on NPR's Weekend Edition

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Vogue talks to Helen Oyeyemi about gender politics, the fantastic and her new novel, Mr. Fox

“[Oyeyemi’s] new novel, a sophisticated meditation on the nature of authorship, identity, and male-female relations, is a mature elaboration on her slightly obsessive, provocative-yet-playful style.” To read the interview, click here

A suite for The Little Bride

Anna Solomon, author of The Little Bride, and musician Clare Burson talk to NPR to NPR's Radio Boston about their collaboration, a suite of five songs inspired by The Little Bride, and perform a selection from the project. Listen here.

Anna Solomon, author of The Little Bride, in Tablet

Anna Solomon writes for Tablet about the history of Jewish mail-order brides, the majority of whom settled in the American West, the inspiration for her debut The Little Bride, out next month. Read More...

Maxine Swann in The Wall Street Journal

Maxine Swann writes for The Wall Street Journal on her experience befriending a fellow expat in Buenos Aires—a relationship that informs her new novel The Foreigners. Read more...