Tomorrow! Come one, come all!

Tonight! On when, how, and why novelists make arguments-- particularly when they do so in op-ed sections...

Congratulations to PUP’s 2024 #PROSEAward winners and finalists! Check out the full list here: hubs.ly/Q02nr8Rm0 Association of American Publishers

"Ultimately it is less interested in what the chapter shows us about the cultures in which it appears than in what it means to live a life in time." New in review, Rachel Ablow on Nicholas Dames's The Chapter, from Princeton University Press: criticalinquiry.uchicago.edu/rachel_ablow_r…

Making a case for two on this list

Today’s the day the #NBCC winners are announced! We’re so excited to have TWO finalists in the Criticism category, The Chapter by Nicholas Dames and Pleasure and Efficacy by Grace Lavery: hubs.ly/Q02qgSLJ0 National Book Critics Circle

Advance copy pictured in suitably austere environment

Autres temps, autres moeurs

Lived in LA for a time and never felt an earthquake, guess I was destined to feel one in NYC first?

Join the 20th publication anniversary of The One vs. the Many: Minor Characters and the Space of the Protagonist in the Novel by Alex Woloch, April 26 Yale University. Join speakers Nicholas Dames, author of THE CHAPTER, and David Kurnick, author of EMPTY HOUSES. hubs.ly/Q02smn3m0

Book Parts, Chinese edition! product.m.dangdang.com/product.php?pi… @AdamSmy36314691 @rbuurma Joseph A. Howley Jenny Davidson Gill Partington 39StepPress Whitney Trettien Meaghan Brown Helen Smith claire m. l. bourne Hazel Wilkinson Nicholas Dames Bodleian Centre for the Study of the Book

Rachel Cusk is embarking on a lonely experiment. Having scrubbed away plot, she now wants to create a novel without characters, Nicholas Dames writes: theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

Yale University Press Sara Marcus Harvard University Press Martin Puchner W. W. Norton & Company Gregg Hecimovich Ecco Congratulations to #PBKBookAwards finalist "The Chapter: A Segmented History from Antiquity to the Twenty-First Century" by Nicholas Dames (Nicholas Dames)! Princeton University Press pbk.org/awards/bookawa…

Bookmatch is back! Featuring recs from siddhartha deb, Nicholas Dames, Jane Hu, Read Max, Mary Gaitskill, Ed Park, Danielle Dutton, and many others. Bookmatch 2024 is sillier and more insightful than ever—and is still the most enjoyable way to support n+1. secure.givelively.org/donate/n1-foun…

Announcing n+1’s Winter 2025 issue: RERUN! Featuring new writing by Hannah Zeavin, Nicholas Dames, Rachel Khong, will Tavlin, Mina Tavakoli, dawnlundy, @bassem__saad, Jill Crawford, Alan Dean, Claire Baglin, and Mark Krotov. Subscribe to read it in print: nplusonemag.com/subscribe

So delighted to have the opportunity to have this conversation with the brilliant Nicholas Dames in Public Books - just out today : publicbooks.org/parallel-track…

The Winter 2025 issue of n+1, RERUN, is online now! Featuring work by mina tavakoli, Hannah Zeavin, Nicholas Dames, will Tavlin, Dawn Lundy Martin, Alan Dean, @bassem__saad, Jill Crawford, Mark Krotov, Rachel Khong, and Claire Baglin. Subscribers can read the whole thing: nplusonemag.com/issue-49/

On Thursday, February 13, join us in our Brooklyn office for readings and a party to celebrate n+1’s Winter issue. Featuring mina tavakoli will Tavlin Nicholas Dames Colin Vanderburg Lisa Borst and more. RSVPs required! nplusonemag.com/online-only/ev…

Harmony Holiday Amanda Chicago Lewis Nicholas Dames (Nicholas Dames) reviews The Deserters, Mathias Énard’s latest novel. “Énard has made his name as the writer most devotedly skeptical of the fantasy of a Pax Europaea—­most disappointed by the lie, because most beguiled by the possibility.” harpers.org/archive/2025/0…