Attention all essayists! We are looking for CNF & memoir under 2k! We are omnivorous, but our Memoir Editor @krysmalcolmbelc would love to see micro memoir, interesting forms, joyful essays, graphic & image/text work. And don’t count out your lovely quiet essay!
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A sneak peek at our summer issue! Inside: unpublished Annie Ernaux journals (plus a print-exclusive piece), essays by Namwali Serpell and Samuel Moyn, and a folio, “What Was AI?”—because by the time you read this, the answer will have changed. Subscribe: shop.yalereview.org/products…
I wrote about Bobby Pulido, the Tejano singer running for Congress whose opponent dismissed him as a “quinceañera act.” Well, guess where’s he’s campaigning?
A story about tradition and my first in @NewYorker, from Texas →
Worth saying again that @_triangle_house does not represent any work that is produced via artificial intelligence. I have a disclaimer for writers to acknowledge—before submitting— that no part of their book or query letter was “written” by AI. Don’t want it! 🗑️
the scoop Max missed is that I used to be one of the humans helping @kevinroose with his AI book, until he automated my job away with a team of Claudes
Submissions to the Novel Prize open on April 1, 2026!
A biennial award for book-length works of literary fiction, co-presented by New Directions, @FitzcarraldoEds, and @GiramondoBooks.
See here for terms and instructions for submission: ndbooks.com/prizes
Worth saying again that @_triangle_house does not represent any work that is produced via artificial intelligence. I have a disclaimer for writers to acknowledge—before submitting— that no part of their book or query letter was “written” by AI. Don’t want it! 🗑️
This is extremely big and public and humiliating for this writer, but just know: I’m also privately cancelling each and every writer who pitches me with AI (and I’m sure many other editors are too)…
Guest edited by National Book Award winner & US Poet Laureate Arthur Sze, BEST LITERARY TRANSLATIONS 2026 features poetry and prose written in languages both widely spoken and critically endangered, brought into English by some of the most talented translators working today.