Abundance explores the life of a man and his son who experience anything but.

Outgoing Vessel is a book-length mirror poem which won the Danish Critics Prize for Literature in 2015.

Here, we talk with Associate Professor Sam Lipsyte  about language, impossible expectations, and remembering to be playful. 

The Creative Writing Lecture Series brings distinguished writers to Columbia for original talks on craft.

The collection follows the speaker's journey from childhood to adulthood as she develops her sexual identity and learns to navigate complex family as well as friendship dynamics.

The novel, which is set in 2004, follows the titular character as he wishes for greater recognition and excitement in his life, which up to this point was characterized entirely by his identity as dutiful husband, father, and congregant in his ultra-orthodox Jewish community. 

Columbia College alumna Danielle Evans '04 was recently named one of four finalists for the 2021 Joyce Carol Oates Prize, presented by The Simpson Literary Project, in a private ceremony.

The events of Justine take place in the summer of 1999, and Harmon's minimalist line drawings evoke the particular tensions and obsessions of that time.

Here, we talk with Professor Ben Marcus about language, abandoning work, and developing your inner editor.  

As the inaugural "We Hear for You" Writing Fellow, Boyd will have a chance to work with show writers on season three of this popular series.