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

Forthcoming from Library of America: Fall 2017

The poem for a winter storm: “Snow-Bound” by John Greenleaf Whittier

Photos: Debut novelist Kevin Morris gives John Updike his “beautiful due”

Photos: Robert Lowell’s Boston commemorated on his 100th birthday

Emily Dickinson exhibition reveals a human being behind the literary enigma

Library of America spoken here: Inside the Libreria Internazionale Luxemburg in Turin, Italy

Lightness v. pungency: Michael Gorra on Henry James’s two versions of The Portrait of a Lady, 25 years apart

Celebrate the centennial of Paul Bowles, author, composer, translator

Willa Cather: Modernist or antimodernist?

Game, set, match: Bill Gates names String Theory one of his five books of the year

Albert Murray saluted as writer, mentor, and friend at New York City’s 92nd Street Y