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In Bookends, Thomas Mallon and Liesl Schillinger discuss what the best (and worst) criticism does.
The writers Adam Kirsch and Francine Prose discuss what free speech means in the context of Charlottesville and beyond.
Siddhartha Deb and Benjamin Moser discuss the intersection of writing, academia and funding.
By Siddhartha Deb and Benjamin Moser
Rivka Galchen and Anna Holmes discuss the line between artistic license and cultural theft.
By Rivka Galchen and Anna Holmes
Francine Prose and Thomas Mallon suggest reading that suits the current moment and tells us what we can expect from it.
By Francine Prose and Thomas Mallon
Adam Kirsch and Liesl Schillinger discuss the art yielded by populist and elite mind-sets.
By Adam Kirsch and Liesl Schillinger
Rivka Galchen and Benjamin Moser discuss which classic books are commonly misunderstood.
By Rivka Galchen and Benjamin Moser
Which dystopian novel got it right: Orwell’s ‘1984’ or Huxley’s ‘Brave New World’?
Pankaj Mishra and Leslie Jamison discuss whether writers can ever truly put aside their own prejudices and interpretations.
By Pankaj Mishra and Leslie Jamison
All 16 Bookends columnists share their favorite reading experiences of 2016.