55 organizations in 25 states and DC win funding in Round One of LOA’s World War I and America initiative

Coming attractions: The Booksellers offers a fascinating tour of the rare book world

World War II honor roll: LOA donors dedicate gifts to veterans

A season of vulnerability and hope: On William Carlos Williams’s “Spring and All”

James Thurber: Humor for an age of anxiety

Happy 200th birthday, Susan B. Anthony

“American-original genius” Albert Murray honored with fiftieth anniversary edition of The Omni-Americans

Samuel R. Delany: Portrait of the Artist as a Young Super-Nova

(Re)Introducing R. A. Lafferty, a “Master” for the past, present, and future

The Ursula K. Le Guin–Harold Bloom connection, and other news for Le Guin’s 90th birthday

New animated film honors Edward Field, WWII veteran and a hero on several fronts

Why Richard Henry Dana’s Two Years Before the Mast still appeals to sailors—and young readers

He “lived and breathed literature”—Library of America remembers Harold Bloom, 1930–2019

No tricks, all treats: For Halloween, we present LOA’s terrifying Top Five

Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, and Bob Dylan: Desolation Angels led to “Desolation Row”

March Sisters, Walt Whitman, and the Peanuts gang draw LOA fans at the 2019 Brooklyn Book Festival