LISTS: What Independent Bookstores Are Recommending We Read in 2024
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From Utah, to Maine, to Pflugerville, Texas, People Who Love Books Have Some Opinions
Read MoreREVIEW: Exploring the Connections Between the Holocaust, Music, and Memory
/A Story of Art, Unspeakable Horrors, and Loss
Read MoreREVIEW: A Mesmerizing Novella of Being Lost -- in More Ways than One -- in the Woods
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Anxieties, Insecurities, and Questions of Life and Death
Read MoreREVIEW: Is Trump Killing the Republican Party?
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We Make the Mistake of Continually Thinking Politics Cannot Get any Worse
Read MoreQ and A: James Reich on Novel Writing, Literary Influences, and Dating the Devil's Daughter
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And Working in Almost Every Part of the Book Industry
Read MoreHOT 5: Amy Chua's New Thriller, the Story of the AR-15 Rifle, and More
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And Rich Cohen on the NBA’s Greatest Season
Read MoreREVIEW: How Online Amateur Detectives Helped Bring Down the January 6 Insurrectionists
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The ‘Sedition Hunters’ Helped the FBI Bring Far-Right Anti-Democracy Militants to Justice
Read MoreLIST: It's Hispanic Heritage Month. Here are Ten Great Books by Latino/a/x Authors from 2023
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From Isabel Allende to a Memoir of a Grueling Migration from El Salvador to the United States
Read MoreQ&A: Mary Gabriel Talks About Madonna's Rebellion and Legacy
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Madonna’s Approach to Her Work, the Author Says, Is Driven by Her “Insatiable Curiosity”
Read MoreREVIEW: Seeing Abraham Lincoln Through the Eyes of Others
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Steve Inskeep Looks at the 16th President from the Varied Perspectives of Those Who Knew Him
Read MoreREVIEW: Could America Survive the Trump Presidency, Part II?
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Contemplating a Return of What Lincoln Called “the Same Old Serpent”
Read More5 HOT BOOKS: Walter Isaacson on Elon Musk, a Pathbreaking Tennis Player, and More
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And a Former Harvard University President Who Believes in Good Trouble
Read MoreQ & A: Cliff Sloan Talks About His New Book About the Supreme Court During WW II
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It Was the Best of Courts and the Worst of Courts — and One Filled with Large Personalities
Read MoreQ & A: Christine Sneed Talks About Short Stories, Writing About 'Strangeness," and More
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And What It’s Like to Be Working on Three Novels at Once
Read MoreREVIEW: The Remarkable Life and Career of Actress Anna May Wong
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Six decades later we are still trying to understand what Anna May Wong left us
Read MoreQ&A: An Annual Prize that Shines a Light on Independent, Small Presses
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Small presses are often the ones taking the biggest creative risks to uphold their commitment to producing original and exemplary literary works.
Read More5 HOT BOOKS: August Wilson, a Pleasurable Book on Aging, and More
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And a Gorgeous Prose Poem of a Book About Being Kidnaped
Read MoreREVIEW: Two Adventurous Women Who Mapped the Botany of the Grand Canyon in 1938
/Sevigny’s Book Adds Two University of Michigan Botanists to the Roster of Explorers.
Read MoreQ&A: John Canaday's Manhattan Project Poems Cover Ground a Certain Movie Leaves Out
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A Good Companion Read to ‘Oppenheimer,’ for Those Who Want to Hear More About the Human Toll
Read MoreREVIEW: The Erotic Noir Novel 'The Rope Artist' is a Surreal Tsunami of Sex, Politics, Religion, and More
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Fuminori Nakamura has written an absorbing, mind-bending psychological thriller
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