In “Memorial Days,” the author of “Horse” recounts the disorienting odyssey that followed the death of her husband, Tony ...

Ultimately, Bibliophobia is a book of paradoxes. It’s a profoundly satisfying book about the maddening inadequacy of books. A ...

Boxing has long been a muse for American writers, weaving tales of struggle and triumph. From Hemingway's gritty narratives ...

Didion & Babitz” dodges bringing its subjects to its forefront in favor of second-hand gossip and questionable journalistic ...

The more you read, the more you develop skills you’ve always dreamt of. Not only do you build vocabulary and imagination, but ...

A pair of novel-writing sisters sued romance fantasy author Rebecca Yarros, alleging she stole the basis, themes and material of her “Empyrian” series from a string of books they published on the ...

(Courtesy of the West Virginia & Regional History Center) Since his passing, Pancake has garnered admiration from storytellers like Joyce Carol Oates, Margaret Atwood, Andre Dubus, Samantha Hunt, Tom ...

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Despite being somewhat unknown by even his fellow West Virginians, there was a fiction writer from Milton that drew admiration from and helped inspire many famous storytellers.

“I was very fortunate as an undergraduate to have Joyce Carol Oates as my teacher,” he says. “She told me very early on – I was writing my thesis for her, which became my first novel ...

You really can’t blame Joe Joyce for not wanting to retire just yet. Joyce, who is coming off a close decision loss to Derek Chisora in what was, after all, a great action fight, has heard the ...