Some pages and blogs by and about other writers you should know:
Charles Baxter, author of the recent Gryphon: Selected and New Short Stories, Soul Thief, The Feast of Love, the essay collection Burning Down the House, and other works.
Robin Black, author of the acclaimed short story collection, If I Loved You, I Would Tell You This
Dan Chaon, author of Await Your Reply and You Remind Me of Me
K.L. Cook , author of The Girl From Charnelle, Love Songs for the Quarantined, and Last Call
An interview with Mary Costello, author of Academy Street
Anthony Doerr, author of All the Light We Cannot See. If you have not read it, close your computer and buy it now. You will not want to stop once your start.
Margot Livesey, writer (Mercury, The House on Fortune Street, Banishing Verona, Eva Moves the Furniture and other novels), teacher (at University of Iowa). Watch for her collection of craft essays, The Hidden Machinery, scheduled to appear in summer 2017.
An interview with Jon McGregor, by George Saunders. McGregor is the author of Reservoir 13 and If Nobody Speaks of Remarkable Things, among other works.
Stewart O’Nan, author of The Odds, Songs for the Missing, Last Night at the Lobster and Emily, Alone.
Leslie Pietrzyk, author of Pears on a Willow Tree and A Year and a Day and the Drue Heinz prize collection, This Angel on my Chest. (You’ll find my essay, “20 over 40,” which is about older writers, on her blog.)
Also, one of the most fascinating blogs about writers and books is the Neglected Books blog that Brad Bigelow maintains. As the name suggests, it focuses on books we’ve forgotten or perhaps never noticed.
Joseph M. Schuster 