- October 6, 2019:
- E12 · After Leaving Hollywood, She Found Success There · Madhulika Sikka · ar [Ref. Attica Locke]
- October 12, 2019:
- A18 · Novelist’s Campus Visit Turns Ugly as Students Burn Book · Alex Horton · ar [Ref. Jennine Capó Crucet]
- November 24, 2019:
- E14 · Small Gestures Made a Big Impact on Children’s Author · Christina Barron · ar [Ref. Erin Entrada Kelly]
- December 2, 2019:
- C1 · “Bosch” Writer on Latest Book, Rise to Fame · Carolyn Kellogg · iv [Ref. Michael Connelly]
- December 15, 2019:
- B6 · The Accidental Book Review That Made Jack Kerouac Famous and Shifted the Culture · Ronald K. L. Collins · ar [Ref. Gilbert Millstein & Jack Kerouac]; on New York Times review of On the Road.
- December 16, 2019:
- B1 · Who Needs Edge After Finding the Sweet Spot? · Karen MacPherson · iv [Ref. Alexander McCall Smith]
- December 18, 2019:
- C10 · Mystery About Family Roots Inspires Writer in First Novel · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Christine Day]; online as “Real-life family mystery inspires debut novel ‘I Can Make This Promise’”.
- January 8, 2020:
- C10 · Life-Changing Job as a Teen Inspires Debut Kids Novel · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Scott Simon]
- January 30, 2020:
- A21 · The Oscars Are Still Rigged in Favor of Whites · Stephen King · ar
- C5 · The Allure of Rereading a Good Book · Michael Dirda · cl
- February 18, 2020:
- C8 · Travels with Grandma Explore Past Prejudice · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Nic Stone]
- March 1, 2020:
- B6 · China Barred My Dystopian Novel for Showing How Its System Enables Epidemics · Max Brooks · ar
- March 6, 2020:
- C2 · “Wayside School Beneath the Cloud of Doom” Is Louis Sachar’s Homecoming · Angela Haupt · ar [Ref. Louis Sachar]
- March 8, 2020:
- B3 · Five Myths: Jane Austen · Devoney Looser · ar [Ref. Jane Austen]
- March 10, 2020:
- C1 · Here’s Why Adapting King Novels Is So Scary · Travis M. Andrews · ar [Ref. Stephen King & Richard Price]
- C8 · “Prairie” Tale Retold Offering Asian American Perspective · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Linda Sue Park]
- March 28, 2020:
- C2 · If 2 Percent of the Population Dies, 98 Percent Grieves Forever · Ron Charles · ar [Ref. Tom Perrotta]
- May 6, 2020:
- C8 · “One and Only Bob”: The Tiny, Tough Dog with a Huge Heart · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Katherine Applegate]
- May 11, 2020:
- B2 · For Locked-Down High Schoolers, Reading “The Plague” Hits Close to Home · Joe Heim · ar [Ref. Albert Camus]
- May 23, 2020:
- C1 · Pandemic Novels Will Take Years to Incubate · Chris Bohjalian · ar
- May 24, 2020:
- B1 · Author Was “Brilliant from the Beginning” · Paul Duggan · ar [Ref. H. G. Carrillo]
- May 28, 2020:
- · Rowling Finds More Magic—In Her Attic · Stephanie Merry · ar [Ref. J. K. Rowling]; about publication of The Ickabog.
- May 31, 2020:
- E10 · Yes, We’d All Like to Be Living in Her Novels · Nora Krug · ar [Ref. Elin Hilderbrand]
- June 19, 2020:
- 15 · A Prescient Look at “Dorian Gray” · Celia Wren · ar [Ref. Oscar Wilde]; about the adaptation of The Picture of Dorian Gray by Firehouse Theatre.
- June 24, 2020:
- C2 · Carlos Ruiz Zafon’s Barcelona Has Its Own Time Zone · Manuel Roig-Franzia · ar [Ref. Carlos Ruiz Zafon]
- July 11, 2020:
- C1 · Life Story Was False, but Impact Was Real · Lisa Page · ar [Ref. H. G. Carrillo]
- August 2, 2020:
- B3 · How Literature Can Mirror Our Complicated Desires · Daphne Merkin · ar
- August 9, 2020:
- E10 · Caroline Leavitt on Her 2nd Kind of Coma Novel · Rachel Rosenblit · iv [Ref. Caroline Leavitt]
- August 13, 2020:
- C2 · Andrew Lang’s Century-Old Work Holds Up Remarkably Well · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. Andrew Lang]
- August 20, 2020:
- C2 · A Look at How Burroughs’s Tarzan Swung Into Immortality [Tarzan] · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. Edgar Rice Burroughs]
- September 30, 2020:
- C8 · Girl Elects to Use Her Voice to Encourage Voting · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Andrea Davis Pinkney]
- November 30, 2020:
- C8 · How a New Setting Transformed a Book · Haben Kelati · ar [Ref. Christopher Paul Curtis]
- December 15, 2020:
- C1 · Le Carre’s People · David Ignatius · ar [Ref. John le Carre]
- December 27, 2020:
- B1 · Roald Dahl’s Family Has Nothing to Apologize For · Mark Oppenheimer · ar [Ref. Roald Dahl]
- January 7, 2021:
- C1 · A Venerable Critic with a Wilde Side · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. Oscar Wilde]
- February 2, 2021:
- C8 · Immigrant’s Lonely Spirit Lifted by Books from Childhood · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Lola StVil]
- February 4, 2021:
- C5 · You Loved The Queen’s Gambit? Its Author Has Some Brilliant Moves for You · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. Walter Tevis]
- February 11, 2021:
- C5 · On Valentine’s Day, Let Eleanor Farjeon’s Stories Help You Renew Your Vows · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. Eleanor Farjeon]
- February 14, 2021:
- E11 · And Now the World May Know Arsène Lupin [Arsène Lupin] · Michael Sims · ar [Ref. Maurice Leblanc]
- March 21, 2021:
- E12 · Authors Are Scrambling to Reach Young Readers · Juanita Giles · ar [Ref. Jeff Kinney]
- March 24, 2021:
- A18 · Author Takes on Sexism in Japan’s Office Culture · Simon Denyer & Julia Mio Inuma · ar [Ref. Hotate Shinkawa]
- March 25, 2021:
- C1 · A Writer’s Call to Defy Asian Stereotypes in Life and Art · Angie Kim · mm
- March 29, 2021:
- C1 · Author Captured Essence of Childhood · Nora Krug · ar [Ref. Beverly Cleary]
- C4 · “Behind Her Eyes” Writer on That Controversial Twist · Thomas Floyd · ar [Ref. Sarah Pinborough]
- April 7, 2021:
- C5 · In PBS’s Hemingway Writer’s Mother Also Rises · Michael S. Rosenwald · ar [Ref. Ernest Hemingway]
- C8 · Novel Inspired by Author’s Past as Bullied Kid · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Lisa Fipps]
- April 27, 2021:
- C3 · Grisham Changes Venue to Different Kind of Court · John Feinstein · iv [Ref. John Grisham]
- April 30, 2021:
- C1 · In 2021, Do Judy Blume Classics Still Resonate? · Cathi Hanauer · ar [Ref. Judy Blume]
- May 7, 2021:
- C1 · Stacey Abrams, Political Whirlwind and Thriller Novelist · Karen Heller · ar [Ref. Stacey Abrams]
- May 11, 2021:
- C8 · Tuba Player Finds Comfort with Small Band · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Mary Winn Heider]
- May 13, 2021:
- A23 · A Jane Austen Museum Addressing Regency-Era Slavery? How Sensible · Vanessa Kirby · ar [Ref. Jane Austen]
- August 1, 2021:
- E10 · Kazuo Ichiguro on What Moves Us and What Matters in These Interesting Times · Mary Laura Philpott · iv [Ref. Kazuo Ishiguro]; an abridged version of an interview she did for the Nashville Public Television show A Word on Words.
- September 5, 2021:
- E12 · Meg and Hilma Wolitzer Examine the Writing Life · Meg Wolitzer · iv [Ref. Hilma Wolitzer]
- September 18, 2021:
- C1 · Read, Delicious · Karen Heller · ar [Ref. Liane Moriarty]
- September 21, 2021:
- C8 · In 17 Stories, Black Boyhood a Thing to Behold · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Kwame Mbalia]
- October 10, 2021:
- C3 · JFK’s Secret Weapon in the Cold War: James Bond · Theo Zenou · ar [Ref. Ian Fleming]
- October 13, 2021:
- C1 · Irish Author won’t Release Book in Israel · Rachel Pannett · ar [Ref. Sally Rooney]
- C8 · “Troubled Girls” Are the True Heroines of Novel · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Anne Ursu]
- October 22, 2021:
- C1 · “Dune” Has Divided the Sci-Fi World. This Film Reboot Won’t Change That · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. Frank Herbert]
- October 24, 2021:
- A29 · A Best-Selling Female Author Was Revealed to Be Three Men. The Episode Tells a Deeper Story · María Ramírez · ar [Ref. Carmen Mola]
- October 26, 2021:
- · Fight Over Teaching Beloved Novel Becomes a Hot Topic in Governor’s Race · Laura Vozzella & Gregory S. Schneider · ar [Ref. Toni Morrison]
- November 18, 2021:
- C1 · Like a Good Challenge? Here’s a Great One · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. David Lindsay]
- November 24, 2021:
- C8 · Novel’s Disabled Heroine Yearns for Freedom · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Sharon M. Draper]
- November 25, 2021:
- C1 · “True Grit” Is a Modern Classic, But Portis’s Other Novels Are Equally Engaging · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. Charles Portis]
- December 14, 2021:
- B3 · Plot Twist: Author Patricia Cornwell Meets One of Her Biggest Fans · John Kelly · ar [Ref. Patricia Cornwell]
- December 23, 2021:
- B1 · A Journey to the Center of the Heart in 80 Days · Michael Dirda · cl [Ref. Jules Verne]
- January 3, 2022:
- A9 · Saving the Brontës’ Legacy · William Booth · ar [Ref. Charlotte & Emily Brontë]
- January 13, 2022:
- C1 · From Hundred Acre Wood to Public Domain · Michael Cavna · ar [Ref. A. A. Milne]
- January 22, 2022:
- C1 · For Crying Out Loud, Just Try This · Stephanie Merry · ar [Ref. Colleen Hoover]
- January 28, 2022:
- C1 · Holmes’ Appeal Is Elementary for Adoring Fans · Michael Dirda · ar [Ref. Arthur Conan Doyle]
- January 30, 2022:
- E10 · Lan Samantha Chang on Her Blend of Vivid Chinese American, Classic Russian · Meredith Maran · iv
- February 2, 2022:
- C8 · Swamp Is a Haven from Slavery in “Freewater” · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Amina Luqman-Dawson]
- February 18, 2022:
- C1 · Let’s Write Thomas Savage’s Name in the Big Sky · Alan Weltzien · ar [Ref. Thomas Savage]
- March 2, 2022:
- C8 · To Start Writing, Barnhill Had to Slay the Giant of Self-Doubt · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Kelly Barnhill]
- March 9, 2022:
- C3 · Author Sells Work Himself, and Industry Gets Nervous · Ron Charles · ar [Ref. Brandon Sanderson]
- March 13, 2022:
- E10 · Netflix’s “Pieces of Her” Pleases Author · Stephanie Merry · iv [Ref. Karin Slaughter]
- F3 · Through Many a Midnight Dreary, Poe Museum Lives On · Andrea Sachs · ar [Ref. Edgar Allan Poe]; about Edgar Allan Poe Museum in Richmond.
- March 14, 2022:
- C4 · Amid War, Spy Novels Continue to Fascinate · Joseph Kanon · ar
- April 10, 2022:
- A4 · “How to Murder Your Husband” Author on Trial, Accused of Killing Husband · Marisa Iati · ar [Ref. Nancy Crampton Brophy]
- April 20, 2022:
- · Creating Furry Friends with Human Emotions · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Gregory Maguire]
- April 22, 2022:
- · Folk Opera Brings Sci-Fi Dystopia to Life · Geoffrey Himes · ar [Ref. Octavia E. Butler]; about adaptation of The Parable of the Sower.
- May 12, 2022:
- C5 · “Percy Jackson” Author Says Backlash to Casting Rooted in Racism · Sonia Rao · ar [Ref. Rick Riordan]
- May 18, 2022:
- C8 · Conjuring Up a Multicultural School of Magic · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. Dhonielle Clayton]
- May 25, 2022:
- B4 · The Tucker Carlsons of the Jazz Age · Ron Charles · ar [Ref. F. Scott Fitzgerald]; about eugenics in The Great Gatsby.
- June 15, 2022:
- C4 · James Patterson Faces Backlash After Claiming White Male Writers Face Racism · Timothy Bella · ar [Ref. James Patterson]
- June 26, 2022:
- B1 · Anatomy of a Book Banning · Dave Eggers · ar
- July 1, 2022:
- C1 · 30 Years Ago, Novel Predicted Our Now · Theo Zenou · ar [Ref. Neal Stephenson]
- July 15, 2022:
- C1 · Jane Austen’s “Persuasion” Is Having a Moment. It’s About Time · Martine Powers · ar [Ref. Jane Austen]
- July 28, 2022:
- · In Osborne’s Novels, Tourists Can’t Escape Their True Natures · Bilal Qureshi · ar [Ref. Lawrence Osborne]
- August 14, 2022:
- B6 · A “Just the Facts” Journalist on Becoming a Novelist · Katie Hafner · mm
- August 22, 2022:
- B1 · For Baldwin, Trip to D.C. Affirmed Southern Roots · Blake Rogers Wilson · ar [Ref. James Baldwin]
- C1 · Scientist by Day, Writer of Romance by Night · Stephanie Merry · ar [Ref. Ali Hazelwood]
- C2 · How an Author Got to Thank the Teacher Who Taught Him English in 2nd Grade · Sydney Page · ar [Ref. Jamil Jan Kochai]
- August 23, 2022:
- E1 · Newspaper’s Moon Hoax of 1835 Fooled Many About Lunar Critters · Dave Kindy · ar [Ref. Richard Adams Locke]
- August 31, 2022:
- C2 · On the Page, “Bambi” Was a Dark Almost Dystopian Tale · Ron Charles · ar [Ref. Felix Salten]
- September 13, 2022:
- C8 · Comedian, Writer Blend Folklore with Humor · Mary Quattlebaum · ar [Ref. George Lopez & Ryan Canejo]
- September 18, 2022:
- · A Wizard with the Pen: Butler Is the Co-Author of a New Young Adult Book Series · Scott Allen · ar [Ref. Caron Butler & Justin A. Reynolds]
- September 25, 2022:
- B1 · Elizabeth Strout’s Maine Invention · Karen Heller · ar [Ref. Elizabeth Strout]
- B6 · Richard Osman Has No Trouble Channeling a 78-Year-Old Lady · Dennis Duncan · iv [Ref. Richard Osman]
- B7 · The New Censorship Won’t Work—but It’s Still Insidious · David Levithan · ar
- October 2, 2022:
- 7 · The Student Becomes the Master—of Fantasy Figurines · Ron Charles · ar [Ref. Brandon Sanderson]
- October 10, 2022:
- C1 · Ernaux Writes About Deep Pain with Cool Restraint · Meghan O’Rourke · ar [Ref. Annie Ernaux]
- October 16, 2022:
- 6 · An Allegory of Plague and Strongmen · Nick Hilden · iv [Ref. Orhan Pamuk]
- November 6, 2022:
- 1 · Nothing Concerns Percival Everett · Asali Solomon · ar [Ref. Percival Everett]
- September 24, 1978:
- · Homecoming · John Hough, Jr. · ss; illustrated by Gary R. Huff
- February 11, 2007:
- 22 · The Exact Distance · Ron Carlson · ss
- 26 · Little Russia · Melissa Bank · ss
- 30 · The Last Stop · Stephen McCauley · ss
- 34 · Pita Delicious · ZZ Packer · ss
- 38 · View-Master · Jill McCorkle · ss
- February 10, 2008:
- 10 · The Road to Cordoba · Stuart Dybek · ss
- 14 · Ask for Pain · Julie Orringer · ss
- 18 · The Dictator’s Ex-Wife Writes Him a Letter · Julia Alvarez · ss
- 22 · Battle Mountain · Walter Kirn · ss
- 26 · Love Is Kryptonite · Dean Hebert · ss
- February 8, 2009:
- 8 · Haunted Castles of the Barrier Islands · Tony Earley · ss
- 12 · The Bridge · Ellen Gilchrist · ss
- 14 · 10,000 Steps · Ann Hood · ss
- 16 · Jumpin’ at the Woodside · Breena Clarke · ss
- 18 · Sonora Pass · Sam Esquith · ss
- February 14, 2010:
- 26 · Far from Venice · Stephen Leonard · ss
- November 21, 2010:
- 22 · Zombie Nation · Ron Carlson · ss
- 26 · The Border at Midnight · Julie Orringer · ss
- 30 · Studies in Modern Mycology · Ann Patchett · ss
- November 27, 2011:
- 10 · 26 Days · Ron Rash · ss
- 14 · The Reunion · Yiyun Li · ss
- 19 · Attainable Felicity · Julia Glass · ss
- November 18, 2012:
- 22 · The Silver Spring Laxmi · Manil Suri · ss
- 26 · Care and Feeding · Carolyn Parkhurst · ss
- 30 · A New Year’s Split · Aimee Bender · ss
- November 17, 2013:
- 12 · The Pilgrims · Siobhan Fallon · ss
- 16 · In the Reign of King Moonracer · Justin Torres · ss
- 20 · What Time Is It Now, Where You Are? · Colum McCann · ss
- November 16, 2014:
- 14 · Gloria · Alice McDermott · ss
- 18 · All We Can Do · T. M. Shine · ss
- 24 · Quality Control · Edwidge Danticat · ss
- August 9, 2015:
- 12 · Bad Latch · Curtis Sittenfeld · ss
- 16 · Puro Amor · Sandra Cisneros · ss
- 20 · Wagons, Ho! · Padgett Powell · ss
- January 31, 2021:
- 14 · My Dinners with Le Carré · Jeff Leen · ar [Ref. John le Carre]
- July 17, 2022:
- 12 · The Expanding Universe of Neil Gaiman · Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson · ar [Ref. Neil Gaiman]
Issue partially indexed from the Index of Short Stories in Edward J. O’Brien’s The Best Short Stories (1918-1921). |
Details supplied by Daniel Krummes. |
Details supplied by Daniel Krummes. |
Details supplied by Daniel Krummes. |
--- see under Tom Watson's Magazine. |
--- see under Tom Watson's Magazine. |
Derived by Richard Bleiler from Joyce Noble Howard’s An Index to The Wave: A Journal of Nineteenth-Century San Francisco (Florida State University College of Arts and Sciences: A Dissertation submitted to the Department of English in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, 1997). Only prose fiction listed. |
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