The Booker Prize is one of the highest honors an author can receive for fiction, so what was it like for Savannah’s Patricia Lockwood to be short-listed for the prestigious award? Apparently it was ...

We’re all very online because that’s the place to be. And it’s unclear whether the internet has been our saving grace during this particular era of social distancing or whether it has plunged us into ...

For those new to Lockwood, 'Will There Ever Be Another You' will be a challenging and, at times, frustrating read as incidents and characters from previous books are referenced without explanation or ...

“Twitter est mort,” Patricia Lockwood’s autofictional avatar declares late in her new novel, Will There Ever Be Another You. The declaration is also terminal for the character, who has been ...

Some years ago, I was interviewing a Columbia neurologist for a potential article on imaging. After a tour of her laboratory and MRI scanner, dialogue about the frontal cortex and the mysteries of ...

Patricia Lockwood's first novel comprises panicked fragments — dispatches from the "portal" to which an unnamed female character is obsessively drawn. On the portal, fame can be instant and arbitrary; ...

Two years ago, the London Review of Books made an offer that Patricia Lockwood couldn't refuse. She's a poet and an author. And the invitation was to give a lecture at the British Museum. PATRICIA ...

One of fall’s most anticipated books was largely written on a bench in Madison Square. During the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, award-winning author, essayist and poet Patricia Lockwood sat ...

If an experience occurs online, how much of an experience is it really? The sociologist Nathan Jurgenson has used the phrase “digital dualism” to critique the fallacy that what happens online is less ...

As I read Part One of Patricia Lockwood’s new novel, “No One is Talking About This,” I thought of two famous figures: James Joyce and Grumpy Cat. Joyce is conjured directly by Lockwood as the man who ...