Writers at work

Here at the Literary Hub office, pretty much every day is Take Your Dog to Work Day. Or so we hope and dream. Sometimes, when we’re lucky, we do have a dog in the office: our current Editoria…

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[Editor’s note: In celebration of the holidays, we’re spending the next two Tuesdays by counting down the top 12 Flavorwire features of 2012. This post, at #8, was originally published May 11th.] Every writer, no matter how serious, needs to let off…

Genius, captured on camera.

The work of Philip Roth, if we are to believe him, has been completed. He has retired from the business of novel-writing; there will be no more alter

You might feel like overhauling your office after seeing this lovely workspaces.

Ritual has the power to be the rocket booster of personal change, transformation, and progress.

If you’re looking for some inspiration to set words to paper (or screen), these images of women authors at their writing desks might just do the trick.

As Tom Hanks announces that he is to publish a collection of short stories inspired by his love of typewriters, we remember some of the other writers who have cherished them, across the ages

The French intellectual at home in Paris, where he authored much of “The Genius of Judaism,” his new book about what it means to be a Jew today.