Ann Hulbert

RT @TheAtlantic: Reviewers of Heather Clark’s voluminous 2020 biography of Sylvia Plath, “Red Comet,” wondered how there could be anything…

RT @TheAtlantic: Harriet Beecher Stowe said that Josiah Henson had inspired her most famous character—Uncle Tom. But Henson longed to be re…

RT @TheAtlantic: “As I write, a kind of axis forms that makes possible the appearance of certain characters, and I go ahead and fit one det…

Joe Coscarelli's book about Atlanta rap does something rare in pop music chronicling, @jack_hamilton writes: It doesn't just portray winners, but focuses on strugglers too. https://t.co/B5qQybRNY5

Writing about Strangers to Ourselves by @RachelAviv, @jordan_kisner joins her in thinking about psychiatric diagnosis and the endlessly puzzling question, "Who am I now?" https://t.co/XhBjthGCKJ

For an indispensable guide to Orhan Pamuk's new novel, read @JudithShulevitz on why he writes the way he does https://t.co/kWxc8fsGOk

RT @TheAtlantic: Romance novels are dismissed as trash, but their focus on female interiority, pleasure, and aspiration has subversive pote…

RT @TheAtlantic: Cynthia Ozick has written many stories featuring Jewish American characters. In The Atlantic’s September issue, Ozick tell…

RT @TheAtlantic: Who is “The Last White Man” for? Mohsin Hamid’s new novel, @namwalien writes, “offers no news for the nonwhite among us.”…

Find out what @aoscott means when he says "walking is the key to all Herzogian mythologies."

The Atlantic @TheAtlantic

In his debut novel, the director Werner Herzog returns to his signature theme—adventurers who share his quixotic compulsions, @aoscott writes. Even in a new medium, Herzog’s defiant strangeness persists: https://t.co/5hcEAn3nLI

"I picked up Slouching Towards Bethlehem in 1975... and something changed inside me, and it has stayed that way for the rest of my life." Caitlin Flanagan on Joan Didion. https://t.co/rYlTBBpJPR

Today marks the exciting start of The Atlantic's expanded books coverage, "more of what we've always done, and some new offerings," as you'll learn here—and then I hope you'll go explore, and keep coming back for, yes, more. https://t.co/xuPvTft48N

RT @TheAtlantic: What happens when a spiritual identity becomes a political one? @TimAlberta writes on where the evangelical movement is no…

RT @TheAtlantic: .@JenSeniorNY won a Pulitzer Prize for her story about one family’s decades-long search for meaning after 9/11. Read it he…

RT @TheAtlantic: Humans love to pin retrograde gender dynamics on our primate cousins, @rebeccagiggs writes. Is that fair? How primate rese…

Very exciting!

National Book Foundation @nationalbook

Announcing the 2022 5 Under 35 honorees! We are delighted to honor these five debut fiction writers whose work promises to leave a lasting impression on the literary landscape. | @vulture https://t.co/Er1Lmql8GL

Go Janice!

Janice Wolly @JaniceWolly

Wishing a very happy work anniversary to @TheAtlantic and … me! 14 years!