#APStogether | Natalia Ginzburg
January 5, 2021
Read The City and the House with #APStogether, our series of virtual book clubs. Details about how #APStogether works can be found here. Read A Public Space's daily posts, and comments from our fellow readers, on our Twitter and Instagram accounts.
#APStogether
January 1, 2021
#APStogether is a series of virtual book clubs that take place on social media. They are free, and open to all. Each session is hosted by a different writer, who selects a book to read together. The selected titles can be ordered here, or at your local independent bookstore.
A New Season of APS Together
December 22, 2020
We are delighted to announce a new APS Together season for the new year.
“Where were my monsters?”
December 17, 2020
"My first encounter with the ciguapa lore was through my own research. I love mythology and fairy tales and wanted to write something in this space. But I thought, where were my monsters, you know?"
Innaugural A Public Space Editorial Fellow Taylor Michael speaks with Yohanca Delgado about writing "Our Language."
The 2021 A Public Space Editorial Fellowships
December 7, 2020
A Public Space is pleased to announce that applications for the 2021 Editorial Fellowship, a program for aspiring editors, will open on January 1.
Claire Messud | Jane Bowles
December 2, 2020
Read Two Serious Ladies with Claire Messud in the tenth installment of #APStogether, our series of virtual book clubs. Details about how #APStogether works can be found here.
The 2021 A Public Space Writing Fellowships
October 29, 2020
We are pleased to announce that applications will open on January 1, 2021, for the 2021 A Public Space Writing Fellowships.
A Public Space | The Brothers Grimm
October 27, 2020
Read The Grimm Reader: The Classic Tales of the Brothers Grimm with Yiyun Li in the ninth installment of #APStogether, our series of virtual book clubs. Details about how #APStogether works can be found here.
“At peace in the dark where writers work.”
October 26, 2020
Writing practices, influences, and making art in a time of catastrophe. A Public Space Managing Editor Megan Cummins speaks with the 2020 Writing Fellows—Katie Foster, Rosemarie Ho, and Crawford Hunt—about the art that has sustained them in an unsettled year.
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