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MONTHLY FEATURE
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What do you believe? PEN America 11: Make Believe examines—through fiction, poetry, drama, essays, and conversations—the question of belief in all (or many) of its forms.
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FORUM: MAKE BELIEVE
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Tell us what you believe about books, or describe a book you wish existed.
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READINGS
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Rapture Children
by Sigrid Nunez
Some kids declared themselves raptures and would do almost anything—including lie through their teeth—to prove it. [More]
The Call
by Khaled al-Berry
My face burned, my whole body apparently bursting into flame, just as every atom of the air around me had taken fire at one go. [More]
Father Chinedu
by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
He looked at me and said that if I ever captured God, then God would no longer be God. [More]
What God Gave Me
by Cynthia Cruz
Spurs, skulls, crossbones, and the white / fox of death, stuffed with ripped twenty / dollar bills marked counterfeit. [More]
Must Believe
Albert Mobilio talks with Benjamin Anastas, Nadeem Aslam, Brian Evenson, and Jan Kjærstad
Novelists may be heretics from belief, but if you’re a believer, you’re a heretic from reality. [More]
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