Library of America announces new leadership in its thirty–fifth year
Museum exhibition presents Thoreau’s journal as a monument to the examined life
Photos: A short tour of Walden Pond before Henry David Thoreau’s bicentennial
In Berkeley, a big series claims the big screen for Women Crime Writers
Library of America welcomes A. Scott Berg and Michael Bierut to new leadership roles
35 years and a night to remember [Photos]
Seven writers, including Alexander Hamilton and Frederick Law Olmsted, enter New York State Writers Hall of Fame
Photos: New American Writers Museum in Chicago celebrates written word as a democratic medium
Library of America marks thirty-five years as curator of America’s written heritage
Forthcoming from Library of America: Winter–Spring 2018
With It’s All One Case, a designer and collector has Ross Macdonald covered
Library of America announces World War I and America grants for 65 organizations in 36 states
2017 Whiting Awards support emerging writers—and match them with Library of America authors
A ’73 odyssey and a ’16 home: Albert Murray and Harvard University
LOA remembers Robert Silvers, 1929–2017
LOA volumes, “equivalent of the Oscar statue,” play recurring role in prestigious Whiting Awards for emerging writers