Thomas McGuane

Mile Marker Zero: The Faces of Key West’s Moveable Feast

William McKeen’s collective biography Mile Marker Zero: The Moveable Feast of Key West highlights Hemingway's influence on the next generation of writers and artists drawn to the island for inspiration. (READ MORE)

An Outdoor Memoir, Angled Just Right: The Longest Silence by Thomas McGuane

Thomas McGuane's collection of fishing tales reinvigorates the tired, blandly positive travel books that have come to define today's travel writing. (READ MORE)

Illustrations

The Great American Pastime of Smuggling in Contraband Writer-illustrator Nathan Gelgud interprets 'Contraband: Smuggling and the Birth of the American Century' by Andrew...
Interconnected Worldview Traced to Source in The Invention of Nature Writer-illustrator Nathan Gelgud interprets 'The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt's New World' by Andrea...

Quotes

9 Upton Sinclair Quotes for Misfits and Muckrakers Celebrate the birth of one of America's greatest disruptive writers, Upton Sinclair, who was born this week in 1878,...
The Culture of Contradiction in 9 D.H. Lawrence Quotes To commemorate a man whose life was made up of such stark contradiction, we've gathered some of his most paradoxical...

News

NeuroTribes and Our Evolving Understanding of Autism Steve Silberman’s Neurotribes undertakes a full modern history of autism, gathering voices from across the field...
When It Comes to Love, Geography Isn’t Destiny (But It Can Help) “Put two goats in a corral,” my grandmother used to say, “and eventually they’ll fall in...