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This Week in Fiction

Miriam Toews on Saying Yes to Life’s Possibilities

The author discusses her story “Something Has Come to Light.”

Annie Proulx on Stories as a Form of Invigorating Exploration

The author discusses her story “The Corn Woman, Her Husband, and Their Child.”

Kiran Desai on Life with Her Characters

The author discusses her story “An Unashamed Proposal.”

Anne Enright on Fathers and Daughters

The author discusses her story “The Bridge Stood Fast.”

Mona Awad on Enchantment as a Sinister Force

The author on her story “The Chartreuse.”

Clare Sestanovich on Balancing Hope and Despair

The author discusses her story “Natural History.”

Han Ong on Partisan Passions and Life Affirmation in the Theatre

The author discusses his story “Happy Days.”

Yiyun Li on Dispelling Innocence and Dissecting Pears

The author discusses her story “Any Human Heart.”

Jim Shepard on Catastrophes and Timing

The author discusses his story “The Queen of Bad Influences.”

Jon Fosse on Writing as an Act of Listening

The author discusses his story “Elias.”