LOA LIVE: Online programs inspired by Library of America publications
O. Henry, “Conscience with Art”
Maxine Hong Kingston and Viet Thanh Nguyen
2022 LOA in the Classroom shares fundamentals of American democracy with students nationwide
Ida M. Tarbell, “Is Woman’s Suffrage a Failure?”
Fernando A. Flores on The Quixote Cult, a lost border novel that “depicts a time and place like no other”
Our Town for Our Time: How Thornton Wilder’s Play Speaks to a Changing America and Around the World
Adopt this book: Aldo Leopold: A Sand County Almanac & Other Writings on Ecology and Conservation
Lorenz Hart and Morrie Ryskind, “Shakespeares of 1922”
From Edward Hirsch, an “intensely personal” attempt to define the American experience through poetry
John James Audubon, “The Eccentric Naturalist”
Thornton Wilder, “Eddy Greater”
Our Town: A play about the ways we remember and misremember the past
Jarred McGinnis: The boundary-pushing American authors who taught this emigrant how to write
In-person again at last, 2022 Whiting Awards support writers with funding and LOA books
Donald Barthelme, “The School”
