LOA greets friends old and new in return appearance at Brooklyn Book Festival
Intern guest post: The “irrepressible cry” in a novel of social critique
Intern guest post: An author who wrote all about, and for, flawed women
LOA Harlem Renaissance eBooks continue with the poet dubbed “the Black Keats”
Acquiring literary estate, Smith College celebrates Madeleine L’Engle in her centenary year
Free copies of American Speeches now available for U.S. high school teachers
Local students visit LOA to learn about a new “Wrinkle” in a beloved classic
Forthcoming from Library of America: Spring 2019
Megan Abbott, Jonathan Lethem, and other writers pay tribute to Philip Roth
Every generation, My Fair Lady invites us back to the ball
Library of America’s Max Rudin: Philip Roth, native son
Library of America mourns the death of Philip Roth, 1933–2018
Nick Offerman: Wendell Berry’s works are a multi-plattered feast
Remembering Tom Wolfe, New Journalism pioneer and champion of literary realism, 1930–2018
Flashback: When Elmore Leonard, a “rising young writer of Western novels,” debuted (sort of) in The New Yorker
Radio special hosted by Meryl Streep honors women who forever changed American poetry
