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Then he went to Miami and wrote Back to Blood . 10/ 22/ 2012, 10: 37 AM Mark Helprin Is the Last Epic Novelist, and Not Martin Amis By Tom Junod Helprin's In Sunlight and in Shadow is sprawling, beautiful, and consequential. Amis could use a little of that. 10/ 2/ 2012, 10: 47 AM Most Popular How to Make Real, Award-Winning Texas Chili How to Find Her G-Spot 2.0 How to Buy a Blazer Thank You, Doctors: The Average Sex Time Is Not as Long as You'd Think Mary-Louise Parker: A Woman We Love After-Action Report By Phil Klay An excerpt from former Marine Phil Klay's new short story collection Redeployment , out today. 3/ 10/ 2014, 9: 24 AM The Books You Should Know About in 2013 By The Editors And what a year it's been! Here's an incomplete but sufficient roundup. 11/ 27/ 2013, 7: 00 AM Malcolm Gladwell Runs Out of Tricks By Tom Junod His latest book David and Goliath just gives us more of what we've come to expect 11/ 25/ 2013, 7: 00 AM A Haunting Short Film of an Esquire Story By The Editors For this year's How to Be a Man issue, we gave 106 of the best fiction writers that five-word title — "How to Be a Man" — to write on. Jodi Angel wrote a beautifully haunting piece, and then a film student made this video... 9/ 10/ 2013, 9: 22 AM The Best Books We've Read This Year (So Far) From this year's reviews, our favorite picks 9/ 5/ 2013, 10: 20 AM Nirvana: A Great Story About Love in a Time of Drones and Holograms By Adam Johnson By Adam Johnson, winner of the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction 7/ 30/ 2013, 7: 00 AM How To Be a Man By Jess Walter To help launch Narrative 4, we asked some of the world's greatest writers to chip in with an original story, all with the title "How to Be a Man." The result is the biggest literary event of the year. 106 stories. From 106 writers. Here is Jess Walte... 6/ 4/ 2013, 7: 00 AM How To Be a Man By Ben Fountain To help launch Narrative 4, we asked some of the world's greatest writers to chip in with an original story, all with the title "How to Be a Man." The result is the biggest literary event of the year. 106 stories. From 106 writers. Here is Ben Fountain's 5/ 31/ 2013, 7: 00 AM The Best Books of Summer 2013 Some cheese, some guns, a bit of sex, a trip to Ireland. It will be a great summer. 5/ 30/ 2013, 1: 05 PM How to Be a Man By Colum McCann We asked some of the world's greatest writers to chip in with an original story, all with the title "How to Be a Man." The result is the biggest literary event of the year. 106 stories. From 106 writers. Here is Colum McCann's contribution. 5/ 29/ 2013, 7: 00 AM Exclusive New Short Fiction By Matt Sumell One of the authors of The Esquire Four writes about a grandson, death, and bad movies 1/ 7/ 2013, 10: 05 AM 10 (Extremely) Short Stories You Should Read Right Now By The Fiction Editors The winning submissions from our short, short fiction contest 12/ 3/ 2012, 2: 36 PM The Best Books of 2012 A little something for everyone 11/ 30/ 2012, 12: 00 AM With Back to Blood , Tom Wolfe Gets It Wrong By Benjamin Alsup For 50 years, he astutely defined the way we would live. Then he went to Miami and wrote Back to Blood . 10/ 22/ 2012, 10: 37 AM Mark Helprin Is the Last Epic Novelist, and Not Martin Amis By Tom Junod Helprin's In Sunlight and in Shadow is sprawling, beautiful, and consequential. 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