Interview: Jai Chakrabarti, Author of A Play for the End of the World
Jai Chakrabarti talks about his novel A Play for The End of the World and what it means to be a data-driven writer.
Jai Chakrabarti talks about his novel A Play for The End of the World and what it means to be a data-driven writer.
In our new writing contest, we are accepting short stories, poems, and essays exactly 2022 words long. Enter now.
I wanted to write a book that sort of said, “We are all messing up. None of us know what we are doing. Even the people who act like they know—they don't know.”
Five new books published in the final month of 2021.
These editors will be helping us select and produce quality fiction and nonfiction as well as other new features on the site.
"In a brutal-beautiful world, you bear witness, care down to your nerve endings, corral the light, and ease the dark. You also fail and f*ck up, again and again. It’s okay. It’s all par for the arena."
This week brings new books from two past Identity Theory contributors.
6 new books published November 9, 2021 come from Michael Connelly, Louise Erdrich, Lily King, Natashia Deon, Juny Yun, and Leslie Pietrzyk.
New books published the first week of November 2021 come from Tyler Barton, Kasimma, Kyle Lucia Wu, Joy Castro, and Patrick Hourcade.
New books published this week come from Craig Davidson, Farah Ali, Louise Glück, and Alison Stine.