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Tom Chatfield: "My book Netymology: A Linguistic Celebration of the Digital World is about the stories behind new words. I've been an etymology addict since I was a teenager, and especially love unpicking technological words."

"I’m not capable of believing in beauty that is not twinned with pain and survival." New on TQ today: Artist Riva Lehrer on the late Roger Ebert. http://www.triquarterly.org/views/moving-face-roger-ebert

Miriam Bird Greenberg writes dystopia with a lilt. Her most recent chapbook, All Night in the New Country (Sixteen Rivers Press), figures postapocalyptic conditions in clear, supple poems.

Issue 146 contributors Ocean Vuong and Benjamin Goldberg have been selected for Best New Poets 2014! Read their poems here: http://bit.ly/WLEFgH

Read about a new beautifully-assembled chapbook set to increase the exposure of distinctive, modern African voices.

"Dying is easy, but comedy is hard." TQ contributor Michelle Peñaloza was featured in this dynamic new exhibition.

"Ron Rash occupies an odd place in the pantheon of great American writers, and you’d better believe he belongs there." Read a story from his new anthology in TriQuarterly: http://www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue-145/return

No matter what you've done in the past, find the most appropriate narrator for every new thing you write.

Leslie Jamison, Thomas Larson, and Jody McAuliffe have written the foundations for a new reading list on how to write about our real obsession: the condition of being human.

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apparition. When I mentioned that I had met his father, he said, “Well, meet the new and improved model.” ...

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